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 South Fort George has now
a licensed hotel, and should be
the means of destroying the
"blind" auxiliaries.	
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FORT GEORGE HERALD
The red stage coach marks
another vepoch in our history.
It will'be the ebony-officered
Pullman to roll along next!
VOLUME 1,  NO. 63
SOUTH   PORT   GEORGE,   B.C.,   OCTOBER   21,   1911
?3D0LLARS PER ANNUM
Former Reserve Deal a Fake--^^a^'SS-dtoRiS
Apparently F. G. D. Durnford, an ex-employee of tho Department of the Interior,
who obtained a properly executed option on
lndiun Reserve No. 1 here for the sum of
81 under the guise of purchasing under
proper authority, is an arrant four-flusher
and would-be get-rich-quick artist. A spec-
iul stage which arrived here on Thursday
last brought in J. G. Ramsden, Chief Indian
Commissioner for the Dominion of Canada,
accompanied by T. W. McRae, of the G. T.
P. Legal Department,   to make a final at-
way
tempt to close a deal on behalf of the railway company for the reserve. Next week we
will printa a full report o'f thc proceedings.
Runners have been sent out after the Indians and they will gather here immediately
to meet the G. T. P. representatives. It be
hooves the business interests here to use
whatever influence they may have with the
Indians to assist the railway company in
the acquisition of the land. There has been
too much interference already by irresponsible outsiders and flim-flam townsite con
cerns in the Indian reserve matter.
C. C. VanArsdel, chief engineer of the western division was also an arrival on the
stage. He is waiting the arrival of J. W.
Stewart, managing director of Foley, Welch
& Stewart, who is on his way here from
Tete Jaune Cache, accompanied by B. B.
Kelliher, cnief engineer of the road. They
will proceed from here to Hazelton by the
trail.
Local and Provincial
H. P. MacMahon, Superintendent of the
Western branches of the Traders Bank of
Canada, arrived here on the Steamer Chilcotin on Monday last. Mr. MacMahon expressed considerable surprise at the development of South Fort George, and is favorably impressed with the future assured thu
place. Mr. MacMahon stated that he would
recommend the bonk to erect a creditable
building here some time next year, as their
present premises in the Fort George Lumber
mid Trading Company's building would, by
lliut time prove inadequate for their purpose
here. Mr. MacMahon was vastly pleased
with the showing of the bank under manager Seaman hero, during thc past year.
For the first time in history thc stages of
the British Columbia Express Company
rolled into South Fort George on Thursduy
last. The big red coaches druwn by four
splendid horses showed signs of the hard
trip they had made over the rough und
uncompleted road botween here and Quesnel.
Drivers Fred Peters and Al. Young do not
complain of that portion of the rond which
lies between South Fort George and Black-
water, but they state that for the big
coaclies the road between Blackwater and
Quesnel is altogether impracticable and
dangerous. Both the drivers are experts at
handling the ribbons and are old-timers on
the Cariboo road service. The stages
brought in twenty-five bags of mail and
seven passengers. The service will noti be so
difficult to run with the smaller sleighs the
company will use on their winter service,
but tie wheel rigs which they have impressed into the service during the interrupted
navigation will have great difficulty in
making the trip on any kind of schedule.
The stages made good time on the road,
leaving Quesnel on Monday morning and
landing h_re Thursday at 4. p.m.
Mold, bad burglars entered the general
merchandise store of William Blair & Co.,
lust Thursday night between the hours of
eleven aod twelve and cleaned the establishment of thirty six watches, a largo high
power rifle, a couple of shot guns und other
articles of lesser value that the burglar
men wanted. Tho robbery was very crudely
executed, the men gaining admittance by
hnaking in tho corner of the glass door and
turning the catch. The noise of thc men in
the store was hoard in the Bank of B. N. A.
neross tho street, but it was thought that
Mr. Blair was perhaps working late. The
apprehension of the theives should not be
a difficult matter, as the authorities have
evidence which points to the identity of tho
culprits.
•lohn A. Fraser, our energetic member in
the Provincial Legislature, arrived here last
week accompanied by Sheriff E. S. Peters,
of Quesnel. Mr. Fraser has been making a
tour of the Nechaco Valley and thc Stuart
lnke country. He was vory greatly impressed with tl-_ wonderful agricultural resources of tho district through which he had
travelled for the first time. Talking to Tho
Horald Mr. Fruser stated that the Nechaco
Valley presented one of the greatest concentrated areas of agricultural lnnd in tho
province of British Columbia. Mr Peters,
who accompanied Mr. FrnBcr on his trip, is
well known nil through tlie Nechaco and
•'laser Lake section, ns he was for years in
chnrgo of tho Hudson's Bay post at Fort
I'rasor. Mr. Eraser has lived in thc Cariboo
District for the past eighteen years. He
knows, perhaps hotter than any person in
Hi'' district the groat potentialities of tho
district ho so ably represents with Dr. Miko
Callahan, of Bnrkorville, tho district's other
'nembor.
"ho trial of McEwan who made a threatening demonstration with a gun, using tho
Pcson of Mr. White ns the centre of interest last week, was duly pulled off last Saturday evening in thc Rond Superintendent's
"llicc. It was rather a laughable affair and
"la prisoner was allowed to go after ho
contributed a lino of twenty dollars to the
Crown, and costs amounting to ten more,
"o was tried on a charge of drawing a gun
w'th intent to do grovious bodily harm to
Mi'. White in an altorcation in the latter
gentleman's office For this offence he was
"nod twenty samoleons. On a charge of
carrying concoalod weapons ho was discharged, the Court ruling that the evidence was
n°t  sufficient. There are   too   many men
'ernahouts carrying guns in their hip-
j"»cket. It is a dangerous habit and should
0 vigorously prosecuted, as prevention is
TO READJUST TAXATION ON "WILD LAND"
The provincial government are now dealing with the question of raising the wild
land tax. We advocated over a year ago,
that such a procedure at that time would
have the effect of curtailing the acquisition
of great areas of land under the "purchase
clause" of the Land act, which has since
been amended by the placing of vns* reserves.   The retroactive features of the land
act amendments havo borne harshly upon
the operators who were proceeding under
the act to acquire lands, and the raising of
tho Wild Lnnd tax at this time would add
a further injustice..
At a session of the provincial commission
to inquire into the assessments and taxation, late lust month, the meeting was devoted principally to tho question of how
beet tn assess and tax the wild lands of the
province.
The proposition that the present tax on
wild land should be increased was strongly
opposed by Manager Lewtbwaite, of the
Nechaco Land company. He favored a fixed charge instead of ten cents per acre on
all lands.
Senator Macdonald, who was present and
testified, gave it as his opinion that all
persons who contributed $25 a year in tax
es, should be relieved from a revenue tax.
He considered that a personal property tax
was very difficult to collect at all fairly.
He was for placing a heavier tax on wild
land than on ordinary land.
W. J. Sutton, in his evidence, considered
that the holding of wild land was detrimental to the development of the province
and should be taxed accordingly. A suggestion that wild land be taxed on a four
per cent, basis, however, he thought would
be prohibitive.
Before the representative of the Winnipeg
Post landed here accompanied by George J.
Hammond's right-hand-man some weeks
ago, we had sent Knox McGee, tho real editor and the owner of The Post, an article,
which, out of fairness to The Herald ho
should have published.. The article referred
to was intended to show the Post readers
why the Fort George Herald had ever attacked tlie townsites promoted by Georgo
Hammond on the Nechaco Rivor here, for
the promoter had written and had been fortunate enough to have published in thc Post
a letter, bewailing the uttitude which that
paper had assumed towards his operations
at Fort Georgo and endeavouring to lay the
blume therefor at thc door of this office, and
on the head of The Herald's editor, whom,
according to Hammond, was a blackmailing publisher. McGee, however, had suffered
his puppet to be led up here by one of Hum-
mond's bunco-steerers, who was puying the
bills. That was a bright outlook for a continuance of the expose commenced by the
Post upon observations of their own nnent
the pavement lot-peddling methods of the
gang's Winnipeg agents. Some sort of an
arrangement was evidently arrived at in
Vancouver and the Post man went back to
THE WINNIPEG POST AND HAMMOND
Winnipeg to fix things up for Hammond and
as a fitting and just denouement to pile a
residue of blaim, construed as malice, hatred
and all uncharitableness upon the Fort
George Herald and its editor.
We can't believe that all newspapers have
their price, but how are we to explain the
sudden changes of policy that affects some of
our contemporaries after they have become
bettor acquainted with Mr. Hammond or his
agents. We know that he bribes, and can
prove this ns he tried to bribe The Herald
to quit attacking himself and his townsites.
We know him as a smooth and crooked promoter, and a clever and rather dangerous
man. He has succeeded, in spite of exposures
in peddling, through an organization of
agencies liberally assisted by great expenditures in advertising, more than twenty
odd thousand lots in his conglomerated
Fort George townsites, and the big percentage of investors will not realize enough
interest on their investment in the next five
years to buy any of tlie back numbers of
The Herald, which would have put them
wise.
The article   we sent    to Knox McGee ex
plained our attitude. It told of the rotten
promotion methods we had and were exposing. It showed the enormity of the Fort
George townsites promoted by the Natural
Resources Security Company. It cited some
of the many letters we are receiving all the
time showing that people are being let to
purchase under gross misrepresentation. We
also told' how, on assuming an attitude
detrimental to Hammond and his interests,
we had been subjected to an organized attack upon our business. Their methods led
us to investigate the past of the promoters
and we found that Hammond had been
identified with get-rich-quick schemes since
he left his native town on Lake Erie. He
had been run out of Woodstock, Ont., for
crooked work. His name in Chicago and
Minneapolis is a stench in the nostrils of
thousands of those whom he had defrauded.
In the interests of The Herald our correspondent in Chicago was shown a rogues
gallery picture of the man, taken in Indiana
where he ran into the arms of the law on a
charge of wire-tapping, and in a bygone
issue of Everybody's Magazine we note a
reference   to    him   ns   a    "get-rich-quick
swindler, wire tapper and gaol-bird." We
are not delving into the past of this man
out of pure cussidness, or in any sense of
retaliation for his own fight against The
Herald, but the promoter, whose operations
are hurting legitimate investment in the district, stands in a spot-light of self-directed
and cash-created bona fides; and covered
with a veneer of business integrity gathered
from an ill-advised bank president who had
his cash to keep, and from the hoorahs of
his personal organs when he dedicated a
'phony hospital or added an eclesiastical
prop to his scheme of promotion, and by
similar methods he adds to his standing,
and with every lot sold he adds his own
personal guarantee. We wish the public to
know and appreciate the intrinsic value of
George J. Hammond's "personal guarantee." As to his townsites, the basis of our
contention is that they are magnificently
misrepresented. They consist of thousands
upon thousands of pegs planted twenty-five
feet apart on some two thousand acres of
land behind the Indian Reserve here. They
are, with the exception of the townsite company's development and its induced business houses, bare, empty, undeveloped
and desolate, as we believe it will remain
for many years.
"FRASER LAKE" TO BE TOWNSITED BY THE G. T. P.R.R.
A despatch from Vancouver, dated October 7, states that G. U. Ryley, land commissioner of the Grand Trunk Pacific railway, has announced that the company aro
putting on the market at once the townsite
of Fraser Lake. Fraser Lako is situated on
the company's main line in British Columbia, 120 miles west of this pluce, and on the
west end of the lako from which it derives
its name. The townsite is situated on tho
homestead and pre-emption of Malcolm McNevin, thc local road superintendent, being
Lots 2011 nnd 617, range 5, Coast district.
Mr. Riley says that this will be one of thc
most important points on the company's
line in the interior of British Columbia, as
it is situated tributary to a magnificent
fanning and grazing country, and in a district of unlimited natural resources, and on
account of its excellent location on the
shore of Fraser Luke, which lake is at tho
head of one thousand miles of navignblo
water. Mr. Brownlee, the well-known British Columbia,and Manitoba surveyor, who
laid out Fraser Lake townsite, brought his
supplies in by tlie steamboat from Soda
Creek and unloaded them direct from the
boat on the townsite. He also speaks highly regarding the townsite and surrounding
district.
The British American Trust company, ol
Vancouver and Victoria, and MacMillan &
Vollans, of Winnipeg, will have charge of
the sale of lots for the company. Information and plans may be had from these two
firms, or from G. U. Ryley, land commissio-
er, care the Grand Trunk Pacific railway,
Winnipeg.
All contracts for sale and deeds are issued to purchasers by the Townsite & Development Co., of tlie G. T. P.
A unique feature in the sale of this town-
site is the depositing by the company of 5
per cent, of the gross sale of lbts in the
townsite with a trust company which will
bo turned over to a  committee appointed
froim a properly constituted board of trade,
when such board has a bona fide membership of twenty-five, or over residents of Fraser Lake. Said trust funds to be used for
improving the streets, laying sidewalks, the
erection of town hall, etc.
It is expected there will be a rush of buyers to get locations and investments in this
townsite, and the opening prices are considered exceptionally low.
Mr. Ryley was asked regarding the railway company's connection with Fort Fra?
ser, a townsite east of the lake, now being
advertised and sold by the Dominion Stock
ii Bond Corporation, of Vancouver, and he
stated they were in no way connected with
this promotion, and the railway did not
even have a siding at that point.
much better than cure in gun-fights.
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The frosty mornings give warning of thc
approach of winter and the community at
large is planning ways and means of amusing itself during the long sunny winter days
when the thermometer registers degrees below zero. The South Fort George Skating
club was organized this week for the purpose of building a standard sized rink on
the ground used during the past Bummer by
the tennis club. Tho following officers wore
elected:
Hon. President, ,J. A. Fraser, M. L. A.
President, M. C. Wiggins.
Vice-President, Russell Peden.
Secy.-Tres. F. O'Flaherty.
Committee, W. Thome. J. Flynn. W. F.
Cooke.
Tho rink is to bo surrounded by n fence
eight feet in height to protect it from any
wind and to help to keep it clear of snow.
Season tickets will lx> sold for $10, ladies
being admitted free at all times. The committee have charge the arranging for band
nights, hockey matches and carnivals, and
they are now planning a Halloween Dance,
to bo hold on October 31st., which will probably be in tlie nature of a masquerade or a
calico dance, the proceeds from which will
go to tho rink fund.
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The opening services of tin new Knox
Presbyterian Church will bo held tomorrow,
Sunday, conducted by the minister, Rev. G.
W. Wright. The dedicatory servico will be
held at 3 p. ni. ond the evening sorvico nt
7 p. in. Spootal music is being arranged for
tho occasion. ,   ,    . ,
Tho work of building hns boon rushed with
commendable onergy under the direction of
Contractor D. A. Brewster, the foundation
having been laid less than two weeks ago,
on October 9. The building present- an at-
Inspecting Willow  Biver Timber Limits
J. McKay Anderson, of the W'illow River
Timber Company, accompanied by J. W.
Gordon, of St. Catharines, Ont., arrived
here from Stoney Lake on the Willow Rivor,
this week after a long lutrd trip from tho
upper reaches of the river, on account of
the very low water. The down stream trip
on the Willow River, made by the timber
men, usually occupied nbout two days, but
the distance was covered only with great
difficulty und exertion by Messrs. Anderson
and Cordon in nine days, for seven of which
they were practically out of food, living off
a straight diet of dried apples. After crossing the canyon portage on the lower Willow
River they smashed their canoe and came in
to town over Leask's winter trail which
strikes the Willow some miles above the
mouth of Eagle Creek.
The Willow River Timber Company have
52 sections of timber on the river. They
were located in 1308 by Mr. Anderson. The
Barkerville and Willow River Railroad aro
surveying n lino in close proximity to tho
holdings. The railroad survey reached a
point below Stoney River this summer,
about 30 mileB from the mouth of the River.
They were obliged to return to Barkerville
from that point, however, as the party had
run short of provisions. Messrs. Anderson
and Gordon were accompanied by W. H.
Youdell, a Vancouver Provincial Land Surveyor, who is laying out the limits. When
they left thc ground Mr. Youdell's party had
already surveyed fifty sections and himself
and party were expecteh here. Mr. Youdell
also surveyed 25 sections for Alexander
Mann, a brother of Dann Mann, James M.
Anderson and others in the syndicate.
When a town is situated geographically
three hundred miles from the nearest railroad point, which is a condition affecting
this place today, every convenience that can
be afforded it by the governments should be
forthcoming freely and dependably, as a
reasonable measure of assistance to the pioneers who are developing by their energy
nnd ambition, the hinterlands of the country which those governments are administering. For two solid weeks tlic people hero
did not receive their muil until the mail
contractors sent in the congested accumulation over the waggon road by their stages.
The mail contractors have no more logal
right to delay the people's mail than a
Chinaman has to vote in Canada. Thoy do
those things on pure gall, and need criticism
for the display, but it would be a pungent
criticism that would rectify the mail delivery system as conducted by tho British Columbia Express Company. Tho late .lohn
Houston's criticism of thc initial service led
ABOUT MAIL
Senator Hewitt Bostock to take the matter
up and bring it to g successful conclusion
for thc time being, and instead of the citizens of the town having to pay for their
own mail service the government, sicked on
by Houston and Senator Bostock, consented to do. The British Columbia Express
Company is the only concern existant that
can handle the mail servico with any degree
of satisfaction along the Cariboo road.
Thoir stage lino hurks back to the days
when Steve Tingley used to drive the big
coaches along the bluffs from Yale. It is a
good stage line, with traditions, good stock
and good equipment. In the summer the
company forsakes its stages and carries its
traffic in big rod automobiles which connect
with their steamboat at the foot of navigation. But summer is now practically gone,
and still winter is not yet upon us, but in
tractive appearance and the whole equipment is of the highest order. Tho auditorium is 20x30 feet with high octagon ceiling
and tho vestibulo 8x8 feet. Tlie enterprise
has been mado possible by genorous friends
of the church who arc contributing through
tho home mission board, a dollar for every
dollar raised locally. It is expected that in
this way the full required amount, about
$1500, will be realized and the church left
free of debt.
Regular servico will be held in the church
the interim our mail service is rudely disrupted whilst the express company are wc*-
dering whether the water will raise or not.
This sort of management does not reflect
much credit upon the company. Mail contractors should be prepared to deliver mail
either by land or water to South Fort
George on time, or as nearly so as circumstances would reasonably permit. Although
as we have pointed out, the B. C. Express
Company is the only outfit that can handle
the mail properly on the Cariboo road, it
will not be many months before an alternative route is presented for mail delivery
by the advent of steel at Tete Jaune Cache.
Things have also changed at Ottawa, and
the new Postmaster General should look
into the delivery of mail into the remoter
districts, where the people depend upon tho
mail service for their sole means of communication with the highways and byways
that radiate from the steel permanent way,
und the centres of industry around it.
every Sunday evening at 7 o'clock. All are
invited to enjoy the privelegos which the
establishment of a progressive church will
afford and it is hoped that many will share
in the development of nn organization to
serve the highor needs of tho community. I
FORT GEORGE HERALD
PUBLISHED BY THE
NORTHERN INTERIOR PRINTING CO.
j   B   DANIELL   PRESIDENT
Devoted   to   the   interests   of   Fort
George ami the entire Northern Interior.
J. B. DANIELL, Editor.
PEACH RIVKR LAND DISTRICT. I'eaee River Und Dist. - Dist. of Cariboo.
Districl  of Caribuo. j
TAKE notice that OJilon Horuc, of Van-1 .JAKE notice that Henry Cowan, of
enmer, B. C. occupation laborer, intenda Boinontoii, Alta, ..ccnt-ation Braker, in*
i<. apply for permiMiuii to purclifUK the '*ll,ls to apply for pormusiuu to purchase
following described lands: I "ie following described land*:-
Commencing at a post planted about 6 | uiuuuenciiiK at a post planted 8 milea
miles west oi the eastern boundary
isli Columbia and V'nilc north ol
Willow Ri\er atid marked "0. H.
corner" thence north 8u chains
west 8 ehains; thence south So
thence eusi Ho chaina to the point ol ci
mencement   containing  h-to acres more
I Urit- | *o«th "I Selby's temporary Boundary Post
_ Red I at  S. E.  Corner ot  Dominion   Peace  Kiver
S. E.
thenee
hams;
Reserve,   thence   south    8o   chains;
west   ho   chains;    theuee north   8o
theuce east 8o chains.
: Jy-i. HKNBY COWAN.
March 30th.   1011.      Albert  Tate,
March 31st.  1911.
thence
chains;
agent.
Sept 9
March   »6th.
ODttON HOGl'E.
1911.  Vi,   II.   Harrison,  agt.
Saturday, October 21, 1911
PEACE RIVEH LAND DISTRICT.
U strict of Cariboo.
AKE  '■ li" tha'  I. Char'es Harris, ni
.■;. ..        ..        .t: ■ ..    ti  contractor
i  '     appl)   loi  pennissi n  to purch
the  loU wing  described  lands
CnARl.ES HARRIS.
PEACE RJVI R LAND DISTRICT
TAKI. :. ti«       t I, Wil iarn  J nes.
.ng   b4o
WILLIAM JUNKS,
-ch ust   till.
PEACE RIVKR LAND UltoXHICT.
District t-i  ^.tril-oc
TAKE notice that I, Mary MunlofI, of
Winnipeg, Manitoba, occupation married,
intends to apply lor permiss ou to purch*
__»e the following Jest-ribed lands:*
_ ommencinr at _. post planted i mile
_ ..ti. aud 7 miles west of the South-east
. irner ul the B. C Government Reserve,
marked M. M.'s S. K. corner: thence north
S.u chains; thence wesl So chains; thenct
S..JI.1 So .hains, thenee e-i_>t 80 chains to
pi jnt oi commencement, eontaining 04*1
acres.
Jv M. MARY  Ml'RDOFK.
March 30th., i.n.
l'KACK KIVKK  I.AN'D DI__u___Il_X
District  of  Carilioo.
TAKK  notiee  that  Jessie  Bella  Kerr,  of
Vancouver,  B   C.  occupation  spinster,  Intends t" apply ior perm..is mu io purchase
the following described lands:
Commencing   at   a   post   planted   about   I
rule west ol the eastern boundary of British Columbia and 4 miles south oi the Red
Willow River and marked 'J. B. K., N.
Vi. corner" theiue south 80 chains; llience
east Hu chains; thtnee north So chains,
llience   west    80   chains     to    lhe   poinl   of
commencement; containing 630 acres more
or less.
Sepl.9. JESSIE BELLA KKKR.
March aand.,  1911   VV.  II. Harrison, agt.
l'KACK RIVER  LAND u__,i_d\_i,
District  ol  Cariboo.
TAKE notice that Margaret Jack, of
Vancouver, B. C, occupation Spinster, Intends to apply ior permiss'on to purchase
the  following  described  lauds.
Commencing at a post planted about 1
mile west of the eastern l>|iuudary of British Columbia and 4 miles norlh of the Ked
Willow River and marked "M. J., N. W.
corner" thence soutli 80 chains; thence
east 80 chains; thence north 80 chains;
Lhence west 80 chains to point of cam-
iiiefieeme.it,   containing   640  gcreS  more   or
Peace River Land Dist. - Dist. of Cariboo.
TAKK notice that William Matthews, of
Edmonton, Alta., occupation Insurance
Agent, intends to apply for permission to
purchase  the  following  described lands.'-
Commenciug at a post planled 2 milts
south nl Selbv's temporary Boundary Post
al S. E. Corner ol Dominion Peace River
Reserve, thence south 80 chains; thence
west 80 chains; thence north 80 chains;
thence e.ist 80 chains.
Jvli. WILLIAM MATTHEWS.
March 31st. 1911.     Albert Tate, agent.
PEACE RIVEH LAND DISTRICT.
District  of  Carihoo.
TAKK nntiee that I, John Struchan, ol
Picton, Ontario, occuiiation Gentleman, intends to apply [or permission to purchase
the lollowing described lands:*
south aod 7 miles west of the South-east
corner of the B. C. Government Reserve
marked J. S.'s S. W. corner; thence south
80 chains, tiience east 80 chains; thenct
north 80 chains; thence west 80 chains lo
point of commencement, containiug 640
acres.
Jy-". JOHN STRACHAN.
March 30th.,  1911.
Sept. 9.
March  15th.
MARGARET JACK.
1911.    Vi, II.  Harrison, agt.
PKACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District  of  Cariboo.
TAKE notice that Willinm John Hi_y.tr
of Seattle, Wash., occupation Engineer, intends to a- for -ermission to purchase
the  followin"  described   lands:-
Commencir.p at a post planted about 51
miles north and about 13 miles west from
the 22 mile nost established on the ll. N.
W, Mounted Police trail on the north bank
l'KACK KIVKK  I.AN'D DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKK   notice   that,   1,   Mabel   Cameron,
of   Victoria,   B.   C,  occupation   unmarried,
intend    to apply  lor permission  to  purch-
thc  [ollowing  described  lunds:-
Commencing   at  .1   post  piunted 2 miles
South   and  5   mi'es   West   of   the   Southeasi
crner ol the ll. C. Government Reserve,
marked M. C 's N. W. corner; theuee south
hu chains; llience eust 80 chains; thence
north >o ihains; thencc west 80 chains lo
3   1: t     ui   commencement,  containing  640
Jy 22. MABEL CAMERON.
Marcli 31st.  1911.
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
Dislrict  of Cariboo.
TAKE notice that I, Annie Jewell, of of the Peace River at the mouth of Cash
Napanee, Ontario, occupation married ! Creek; thence north 80 chains; thenceeast
woman,intends to apply ior perm ission to j fo chains; thence south 80 chains; thence
purchase the  following described  lands:-       , west 80 chains to point of commencement,
Commencin-   at   a  posi   p anted   l   mile ! containing 640 acres more or less,
south   and   l   mile   wesl   of  the  South-east | J«.">. WILLIAM JOHN HAYTER.
corner of the B. C. Government Reserve, March, 8. 1911. James Pettry. agent.
marked A. J.'s N. W. corner; thenue south
So chains; thence easl 80 cliains; thence
north 80 chains; ihenee west 80 chuins to
point of commencement, containing 640
acres.
Jy.32, ANNIE JEWELL.
March 30th.,  .911,
CASSIAR LAND DISTRICT.
Of The Peace River Land District.
TAKE notice that Lucile Countess Lut-
ley of Vaucouver, B. C. occupation married woman, intends to apply for permis-
sionto purchase the following described
lands: *
Commencing at a post planted 36 miles
east of the head on the soutli bank ol
Nation River and marked "L. C. L., N.
W. corner" thenee south 80 chains; theuce
east 80 chains; theuee north So chains;
thence   west   following   the   meanderings   of
l'EACK RIVER  LAND DISTRiCT
District ol Cariboo.
TAKE notice that I, Adaline MacGill-
.ray, of Picton, Ontario, occupation
married, intends to apply for permission
lo purchase the lollowing described lauds:
.outh  and   I   mile  west   ol   the   South-east   "ver up-stream to point of commencement.
Commencinr   at   a   nost   Wanted   I   mile   tontauinig 640 acres more or less.
Government  Reserve,      Sekt.30.     LCCII.E COUNTESS LUTLEV
PKACE KIVKR  l.ANI) DISTRICT.
District  of  Cariboo.
TAKE notiee that I, Arthur Jones, of
McLeod, Alia., occupation gentleman, in
lends to apply for permission to purchas.
tut following described lands:-
- mmem i»i< al .1 ■ .st nlanted 1 mite
s ■.:. and 5 miles west ol the South-east
. r r: .: ::t ti C G vers ment Reserve,
narked A 3 1 N E i r;:cr ihenee n uth
"• '■ theoce west Bo chains; thence
; r' ' chanti tbence east Bo chains to
I    -.'    I    . _n_men«me_-tJ    containing  640.
-'■ - ARTIU'R JONES.
IVER  LA.ND DISTRICT.
corner of the I). C
marked A. M.'s N. IC. Corner; thence south
So chains; thenee west 80 chains; thence
north 50 chains; thence east 80 chains to
point of commencement, containing 640
icres.
Jy.22. ADALINE MacGILLVRAY.
March 30th., iyn.
! ^August and., 1911.
CASSIAR  LAND DISTRICT.
Of The Peace River Land District.
TAKE  notice  that Grace Kerby,  of Slocan,  B. C. occupation married woman, intends to npplv  for permission to purchase
, thefollowing  described   lands:
j    Commencing  at a post planted 34 miles
i east   ol   lhe   head   on   the   north   bank   of
Nation  River and marked  "G. K.,  S.  E.
thence    north  80  cbains;    thence
PEACK RIVKR  I.AND DISTRICT
District of Cariboo,
TAKE notice that  I. John MacGillvray, i corner
■f   Picton,   Ontario,   occupalion   gentleman,   w"t   80   chains:   thence   south   80   chains;
ntends  to apply for  permission  to purch-   thence  east,   following  meanderings  of  the
ase the following described lands:- river down-stream to point of commence-
Coiumencing   at   a   posl   nlanted   I   mile   ment, Containine 640 acres more or leas,
.outh and  7 miles west of  the South east   SePt-3°- GRACE KIRBY.
orner of the B. C. Go. eminent Reserve. _ August 1st., 1911.
m.nked J. M's S. W. corner thence north
So chains; thence east 80 chains;; thence
iouth 80 chains; thenee west 88 chains to
oint of eommencement, eontaining 640
icres.
Jy.22. JOHN MacGILLVRAY.
March 30th., 1911.
CASSIAR  LAND DISTRICT.
Of The Peace River Land Diatrict.
TAKE notice  that  Arthur  B.  Gould,  of
Slocan, B. C. occupation miner, intends to
apply for  permission   to  purchase the  following  described   lands:
-'    Commencing  at a post planted  32 milts
east   of  the  head  on  the   north  bank  af
Nation   River   and  marlied  "A.   B.   C,   S.
W. corner" thence north 80 chains;  thence
f   east   Bo   chains;   thence   south   So   chains
ay.   o!
ii.ugi
PEACK RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District  of Cariboo.
TAKK   notice    that   I,    Ettie   Jones,
.:_  Ange.ei    Cal!.,   occupation   unmarried,   thence   west" fo]'!owing"thrmeamUringV""o(
tend 1    apply for permission to purchase   river up-stream to point of commencemtfct,
:.e   ...i.rw:ng   described lands- containing  640 acres more or less,
pos:   Dlanted   J   mile   Seiit.30. ARTHUR B. GOULD.
August   ist.,   1911.
miles west of the South-e
e B. C. Government Reserve,
1 i S E. corner thenee south
'.•e-.-e west 80 chains; thence
air.s thence east 80 chains to
iMnm.neement,    containing 640   Slocan,
I'EACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
^ - ^.'.;. ngt   .  : at _   Frank Cameron, 0;
.   u    >    ■   :- ■'*'        -    si   n  i'cfltltnun.
;■■'•■■ '    "':■>' ■'•' pennitsi r. tw purchase
4   '■■::--' ■ ■ • ■   I   1        nted  2 mile:
< -"'- and 3 mi.es west ol the Soutl eai
corner ol thc B C. Government Reserve
marked P C.'s N. E. comer; thenee soutl
80 chains tnence west Hn chains; then,
north 80 chains thence east 80 chains
point    ol    commen cement,   contaiiiint.   __
i^res. h
Jv    33. FRANK  CAMERON
Ma rib list.  1911,
CASSIAR  LAND DISTRICT.
Of The Peace River Land District.
TAKK   notice   that   Harry   Pandery,   of
B. C. occupation farmer, intends
to apply for permission to purchase the
following  described lands:
Commencing at a posi planted 33 mile*
east of the head on the north bank of
Nation River and marked 'H. C, S. E.
Corner" ihenee north (to chains; thence
west 80 chains; thence south So chains;
TAKE notice that I, Minnie Harris, of thence east, following the meanderings of
Winnipeg, Manitoba, occupation spinster, river downstream to point of commencement, containing 640 acres more cf leas.
Sep.30. HARRY PENDERY.
August  1st.,   1911.
7*"- ETTIE  JONES.
March 30th., 1911.
I'KACE RIVER  LAND DISTRICT.
District  ol  Cariboo.
l'KACK RIVKR  LANI) DISTRICT.
District  ol  Cariboo.
TAKK notice that I, Charles Cameron
ol Victoria, H C , occupation gentleman,
liiWmls io apply t 1 permissiun to purch
a-e the following described lands:-
soutli and | milts west ol ihe South easi
corner ol u.e J! C. Government Reserve
marked C. C.'s N. \\\ corner; iheuce soutl
Ho chains thence east 80 chains; theno
north Ko chains iheuce west Ko chains t<
point   ol     commencement,   containing  64,
at r.S K      *
Jy.«. CIIARLKS CAMERON.
Manli 30lh.,  1911.
PKACK RIVER  LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo
TAKK  notice   tb.,t   I,   Charles   MocG
leman
ol Picton, Oiiu.no   occupation genl
intends to apply f.,r permiss'on t,
purchuse the following described lands.-
Commencing at n post planted 1 mih
■outh and 5 miles west ol the South eas
• -rner ol U.e B. Ci Oovernment Reserve
marked C. M.'s N. R, comer; llience soutl
B« ihains, theme west 80 chains; thenct
aorth Ko .hams,  thence east 80 chains t.
Joint   oi
on lain ing  64.
Jy.23. CHARLI-S MueGIUVkAV
Mareh 30th.,  iyi,.
l'KACK RIVKR LAND IWRJCI
Dislrict of  Cariboo,
TAKE nolice that I, George Usee ol
Picton, Ontario, occupation Clerk, intend
jo apply lor permission to purchase tin
lolluwmg described lands'.
Comm-ncnt; ,,, B ,lllHl , ,l|llM , mfl)
South  and  %  miles  west   „|  t|lt.  Buulh-iui
corner 0   tbe ti,  C.   ..over  nf Re e "e
K,*1,0,  h'*8'  »•»""*!  Ihenee non
,;:v1,lwl^ 80 .hams; thenc.
•outh 80 clialnd; thece west Ku chains t,
acres u'»'")'''»• emeut,   containing 64.
''V'\       ,       0H0H08 LASEE.
March 30th.,  1911.
ntends to apply for permission to purch
__se the following described lands:-
Commencm- at a post planted I mile
outh and I mile west ol the South-east
orner of the B. C. government reserve,
narked M H.'s S. Vi. corner; thence north
• ■ dins thence easl 80 chains, thence
•outh   80 chains:   thenee   west   80 chains  to
■oint   ol   commencement
acres.
'y.33. MINNIE HARRIS.
March 39th., 1911.
PEACE RIVKR LAND DISTRICT.
District  of  Cariboo.
TAKK notice that  I,  Edward  Vance
Ontario,    occupation    farmer
CASSIAR  LAND DISTRICT.
Of Tbe Peace River Land District.
TAKE notice that Chas. Gordon Stuart,
containing   640   of Vancouver,  B.  C.  occupation gentleman,
intends to apply  for permission to, purchase the following described lands:
Commencing at a post planted 36 miles
east of the head on the north bank of
Nation River aud marked "C. G. S., S.
W. corner" thence north 80 chains; thence
.ast 80 chains; theuce south 80 chains,
thence  weat  following  the  meaiidt.ru.gs  of
ol
immenciiK at a nost ijfanted 1 mil
iouth and 1 mile west of the South-east
orner of the li. C, Oovernment Keoerve,
uarked K. V.'s S. E. corner; thence north
■0 chains: thenee west 80 chains; thence
outh 80 chains, theme east 80 chains to
>oint of commencement, containing 640
teres.
'y.22. EDWARD VANCE.
March  30th,,   1911.
ondt    n  ......Iv  r r  .-r,,,.     „ 'i tlvtt UP ilr"m to point  of commencement
ml    to appl)  (or permiss on to purchase   anil Plaining 640 acres more or iess.
he lollowing described lands:- Se|)t 30 CHARLKS _U_____a_t STt/ABT
August  1st.,  1911.
CASSIAR  LAND DISTRICT.
01 The Peace River Land District.
TAKE   notice   that    William   Kerby,
Slocan, B, C. occupation Captain ot S,
of
upation Captain ot S. S.
Slocan, intends to apply for permission to
purchase   the  following   described   lands:
Commeneing at  a post planted 34 miles
east   of   the  head    on  the  north   bank  of
l'KACK RIVKR LANI) DISTRICT. Nation  Rher and marked  "W.  IC., S. W.
District  ol Cariboo. corner"   thence      north   80   chains;   Ihenee
TAKE    notice     that   H    L    Murdoff     I    "ll   8o   ^'"i"":   thence     iouth   Bo   chains;
nme Rupert, B   C. occupation vent km I   lhenL'e WMt' (t,11,*w'"K the meanderings of
.lends to apply b,r permission iu ourch-   r,Vfr u|' ltr,"m l" I"'"'1 "' ommencement
the  following  described  lands- enntaining  640  acres more or less.
Sep.30. WILLIAM  KERBY.
August  ist.,  1911.
permission   to  purch
scribed  lauds:-
endup  at  a  post  planted  a miles
nd   1   mile   west   ol   the   South-east
irner ol the B. c Government Kessrve,
srked II I, M.'s N. W. corner; thence
•uth 80 chains; theme east 80 chains;
leitce north 80 chains; thence west 80
iuiiis   to    point  of commencement,  con-
-uth
ly.ai.
11.   L.  MURDOFF.
'#nce River Land Dist. . Dist. of Cariboo
TAKE notice that Arthur Walker, of
Edmonton, Alta., occupation clerk, intends
0   apply   for   permission   tu   purchase   the
ollowing described lands -
Commenciiig ut a post planted 3^ miles
•outh oi the most southerly corner ol
SWttfl Lake; Uieuce easl 80 chains; thence
iouth 80 ehains; theuce west 80 chains'
hence north 80 chains.
fy.i.
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo.
1    TAKE notice that  Harry  Enrte, of Seattle,   Wash.,   occunation  Farmer,   intends
I to apply  for  permission   to  purchase  the
I following  described  lands:
1    Commenc ine at a nost planted about S3
miles  north  and  about   13 miles west of
the  22 mile  post  established  on  the  R. N.
W. Mounted Police trail on the north bank
o( the Peuce River at the moutb ol Cash
I Creek;  thence  south  80 chains;  thenct west
I 80 chains;   thence  nortb  So chains:  thence
' east 80 chains, to point of commencement,
i containing 640 acres more or less.
j Je.10. HARRY ENGLE.
March. 8.   1911.   James Pettr"   agent.
ARTHUR   WALKER.
I'EACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
Districl of  Curiboo.
TAKK nolice     that   I,    Edna   Way,   ol
Eta_ta%M,V7*^tl0-" m?rr,etI w,"'"»
L      I,   "n,l',|,lv l_* PWMlwiwi  to purch
ase the following   described   luiidfl--
Lommenclng «t a post planted 1 milt
louth and s miles west ,,| thc South.ensl
corner ol the 11. C. Oovernment Reserve
marked E. W.'s S. E. corner; theme nortl
80 chains; Uunce west 80 chains; thenci
Bomb  Ho  ihuiiis;   thenee  east  Ho  ciiiiiis  t.
point of   commencement,   containing f>.u
acres.
Jy.". EDNA WAV.
March 30th.,   1911,
PEACE RIVEH LAND DISTRICT.
District ol Curiboo.
TAKIC notice Umt I, Gladys S, Cam-
rou, of Victoria, B. C. occupation un
•iarrie.1, Intends to apply for permission
o purchase the  following described  lands:-
Coinmencing   at  _  post  nlanted 2 miles
iouth   and   1   mile   west   cd   the   Southeast
"rner  ol   tbe   B.   C,  Government   Reserve,
■narked G,   S.  C.'s N.   E.  comer;  thence ,   .
iouth   80   chains;   thence   west   80  chains; I    March 38,  1911
hence    north    80 chains;  thence east  80	
hains   to poini ol commencement, con*
•lining  640 acres.
ly-». GLADYS S. CAMERON.
Murch 31st.  1911.
Peace River Laud Dist. • Diet, of Cariboo.
TAKE nolice tbat John White HeronTof
Edmonton, Alta., occupation Barber, intends to apply for iiermission to purchase
the  following  described   lands:
Commencing at a post planted 2% miles
south of the S. W. comer of Swan Lake;
thetiCC south 80 chains; thence west So
chains;  theme north Mo chains; thence east
Hu chains.
Jj.!. JOHN WHITK HERON.
Albert Tate, agent.
_ *•_ -_-_»■--_■_      aia_i-_.aim.m_r
CASSIAR LAND DISTRICT.
Of The Peace River Lund District.
TAKE notice that David B. Craig of
Saskatoon, occupation Farmer, Intends to
apply for permiaaion to purchase the following described lauds:
Commencing at a post planted 30 milea
east ol the head on the north bank of
Nation River and marked "D. B. C„ S.
E. comer" thence north So cliains; thence
west 80 chains; theuce south 80 chains;
thence east following the meanderings of
river downstream to point of commencement, containing 640 acres more or less.
Sep.30. DAVID B. CRAIG.
August  lit.,  1911.
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CASSIAR LAND DISTRICT.
Of The Peace River Lund District.
TAKE notice that Neil McKelcherin of
Stayner, On't., occupation merchant, intends to apply for permission to purchase
the following described  lands:
Commencing at a post planted 16 miles
east of the head on the north bank of
Nation River and marked "N. McK., S. W.
corner" thence north 80 tliains; theuce
east 80 chains; thence south 80 chains:
thence west, foJlowing the meamkrings of
river up-stream to point of commencement,
containing 640 acres more or less.
Sep.30. NEIL McKERCHERIN.
August  1st.,   1911.
CASSIAR  LAND DISTRICT.
Of The Peace River Land District.
TAKE notice that James Ellis, ol
Wasco, Ore., U. S. A. occupation merchant, intend* to apply for permission to
purchase   the   following   described   lauds:
Commencing at a pust planted 16 miles
east ol the head on the north bank ol
Nation River and marked "J, E., S. E.
conwr" thence north 80 chains; thence
wes* 80 chains; thence south 80 chains;
thence east lollowing the meanderings of
river down-stream to point of commencement, containing 640 acres mure or less.
Sep.30. JAMES ELLIS.
August 1st.,  1911.
CASSIAR  LAND DISTRICT.
Of The Peuce River Land District.
TAKE notice that Emma M, Parker, ol
Slocan B. C. occupation wile of H. Parker
intends to apply lor permission to purchaae   the  following  described   lands.
Commencing at a post plnnted 16 miles
east of the head 011 the south bank of
Nation River and marked "E. M. P-, N.
E. comer" thence south 80 chains; Iheuce
west 80 chains; theuce north 80 chains;
thence east following the meanderings ol
river downstream to point of commencement containing 640 acres more or less.
Sept.30. EMMA  M.  PARKER.
CASSIAR  LAND DISTRICT.
Of The Peace River Lund District.
TAKE notice that Howard Parker, of
Slocan 11. C. occupation nccotllitalit, intends to apply ior permissiun to purchase
thc  following described  lauds;
Commencing at it poet planted 10 miles
cast of thc head on the south bank of
Nation River and marked "II. P., N. W.
corner" thence soutli 80 chains; thence
east 80 chuins; theuce north 60 ihains;
thence west following the meanderlngs ol
river up-stream to point of commencement,
containing 640 acres more or less.
Sept.30. HOWARD  PARKER.
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CASSIAR   I.AND  DISTRICT.
Of The Peace River Land District.
TAKK  notice  that  Walter B.   Henderson, \
of Saskatoon, occupation merchant, Intends to apply for permission to purchase
he  following   descrii cd   lunds:
Commencing at a post planted 13 miles
cast of the head on the south bank of
Nation River and marked "W. 11. II., N. i
W. corner" tdeiice south So ehnins; thencc |
east 80 chains; thencc north Ho chains; I
thence west following incaiiderings oi the :
river up stream to point id commence* j
ment contuining 6_|o acres more or less.
Sept.30. WAI.TKR 11. HENDERSON.
August 3rd.,  iyn.
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SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS
CASSIAR LAND DISTRICT.
Of The Peace River Land District,
TAKE notice that Elonio D. Copeland,
of Slocan, B. C. occupation mine-owner,
intends to np >y for permission to purchase tbe following described lands:
Commenc,tig   at  a   post   planted   14  miles
east  of  the head    on   the  north  hank  of j
Nation  River and  marked  "E.  C.  D., S. ]
W. corner" thence north 80 chains; thence [
east   80  chains;     thence  south   80  chains;
thence west  following  the  meanderings of ■
rivec up-stream to point of commencement
containing 640 acrei more or less.
Sep.30. ELONZO D. COPELAND.
August ist., 1911.
CASSIAR LAND DISTRICT.
Ot The Peace River Land District.
TAKE notice that Margaret Copeland,
of Slocan, B. C. occupation married woman
intends to apply for permission to purchase the following described lands:*
Commencing at a post planted 14 miles
east of the head on the north bank of
Nation River and marked "M. C, S. E.
comer" thence north 80 chains; thence
west 80 chains; thence south 80 chains;
thelice east following the meanderings of
the river down-stream to point of commencement, containing 640 acres more or
less.
Sep.30. MARGARET COPELAXD
Aagust  ist.,  1311.
CASSIAR LAND DISTRICT.
Of The Peace River Land District.
TAKE notice that George A. Ggll, of
Vancouver, B. C. occupation Broker, intends to apply for permission to purchase
the  following  described   lands:
Commencing at a post planted 36 miles
east ol the head on the north bank of
Nation River and marked 'G. A. G., S.
E. corner" thence north 80 chains; thence
west 80 chains; thence south 80 chains;
thence east following the meanderings of
river downstream to point of commencement, cotltaining 640 acres more or less.
Sept.30. GEORGE A. GALL.
August ist.,  .911.
CASSIAR LAND DISTRICT.
Of The Peace River Land District.
TAKE notice that Cecil Haydon Lutley,
of Vancouver, B. C. occupation farmer, intends to apply for permission to purcliase
the following described lands:
Commencing at a post planted 36 miles
east oi the head on the south bank of
Nation River and marked "C. H. L. N.
E. corner" thence south 80 chains; thence
west 80 chains; thence north 80 chains;
thence east following the meanderings of
river down-stream to point of commence,
ment, containing 640 acres more or less.
Sep.jo. CECIL HAYDON LUTLEY.
August and., 1911.
CASSIAR   LAND  DISTRICT,
Of The Peace River Laud District.
TAKE notice tlmt William I). Clem
ent of Slocan 11. C, occupation mine
owner, intends to npplv for jiermission to
purchase the following descrihed lauds:
Commencing at a post pluutcd 14 miles
east of the head on the south bunk of the
Nation River und marked "W. B. C, N.
E. comer" theuce south 80 chains; theuce
west 80 chnins; thence norlh Ho chains;
thence east following the meanderlngs of
the river downstream to point of commencement, containing 640 ncres more .
less.
Sept.30.   ,        WILLIAM B, CLEMENT.
August 2nd.,  iyn.
CASSIAR LAND DISTRICT.
Of The Peace River Land District.
TAKE notice that I, James I.uidlow, of
Vancouver, B. C. occupation Book-keeper,
intends to upply for iiermission to purchase  the following described Inuds:
Commencing at a post planted 13 miles
east of the head of Nation River on thc
north bank and marked J. A. L., S. K.
corner; thencc north 80 chains; tlicnce west
80 chains; ihenee south 80 chains; thence
east following the river down-slream to
point of commencement, containing 640
acres more or less.
Sep.30. JAMES A. LAIDLOW.
August 1st. 1911.
CASSIAR  LANI) DISTRICT.
Of Tim Peace River Lutul District,
TAKE notice that Arthur A. Burton, of
Burton City, B. C. occupation farmer, intends to apply for permission to purchase
the  following  described  lands:
Commencing at a post planted 12 miles
east of tht hend and 2 miles soutii of the
south banl: "f Nation River and marked
"A. A. B S. W. comer" thence east 80
chains; thence north 80 chains; thenc?
west 80 chains; theuce south 80 chains to
point of commencement, containing 640
acres more or less.
Sep.30. ARTHUR A. BURTON.
August 3rd., 1911.
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Peace River Land Dist. - Disi. of Cariboo.
TAKK notice that Arthur Mason, of
Edmonton Alta., occupation Dentist, intends to apply for permission to purchase
the   following  described  lands:-
Commenrinp at a post planted 1% mil's
of thc most southerly point of Swan Luke
thelice east 80 chains; theuce south 80
thence west 80 chuins; thence north 80
chains.
Jy.i, ARTHUR MASON.
CASSIAR LAND DISTRICT.
Of The Peace River Land District.
TAKE notice that Humi Prater, of Slocan B. C. occupation blacksmith, intends
to apply for permission to purchase the
following described lands:
Commencing at a post planted 24 miles
east of the head on south bank of Nation
River and marked "H. P., N. E. corner,"
thence south 80 chains; thence west 82
chains; thence north 80 chains; thence east
following meanderings of river down
stream to point of commencement, containing 640 acres more or less.
Sept.30. HUGH PRASER.
August and., 1310,
CASSIAR  LAND DISTRICT.
01 The Peace River Land District.
TAKE notice that Harry Lee of Slocan,
. C, occupation miner, intends to apply
lor permission to purchase the following
described lands:
Commencing at a pott planted 34 miles
east of the head on thc south bank of
Nation River and marked "II. L-, N. W.
corner" theuce south 8a chains; theuce
eatt 80 chains; thence north 80 chain,:
thence west lollowing the meanderings oi
river up-stream to point of commencement,
containing 640 acres more or less.
S«pt.3o. HARRY   LEE.
August and.,  1911,
tup ___
CLUB POOL ROOM
THIRD AND   HAMILTON STS.
LOYAL & DAVIS,  Props.
Smokers' supplies
a specialty
Four pool tables
Splendid environments
v J
Fort George Trading & Lumber Co., Limited
Operators of
Stuart Rivers
on the Fraser, Nechaco and
— Manufacturers of Lumber
Prulirht eonHlirncd to steamer
"Chilcotin" at Sodi Croek will
Ik. carefully tran.ij.or.cd to tlic
11.ii.i of '..frit hint ion.
All Kinds of Rough and Dressed Lumber for Sale
" Bone Dry Lumber In the Yards "
Phone: One-One _______        Mouldings
South Fort^George
CHAS. E. McRLROY
General Manager.
CASSIAR  LAND DISTRICT.
01 The Peace River Land District.
TAKE notice that Marke Brown, of Slocan, B. C. occupation farmer, intends to
apply for permission to purchase the following described lands:
Commencinf at a post planted 33 miles
east of the head on the south hank of
Nation River and marked "M. II , N. K.
comer" thence south 80 chains; theuce
wett So chains; thence north So chains;
thencc east following the .neanderiiiga of
river down stream to point of commencement, containing 640 acres more or les&.
Sept.30. MARKE BROWN.
August  2nd.,1611,
I'eaee River Land Dim. - Dist. ol Carihoo.
TAKK  notice    that  Edward  Home,  of
ciipatlmi en-incer,  in-
tdtiionton, Altn.,
CASSIAR  LAND DISTRICT.
Of The Peace River Land District.
TAKK  notice  that  Charles  A.   McKerc
harin,  ol  Stayner,  Out.    occupation  merchant,  intends to  apply  lor nermission to
purchnse  the following described  lands:
Commencing _t a post planted 30 miles
.    ,      mst   of   the   head   on   the   north bank   ol
1,  , ,n    "^ \        '''V'V'T  l0 P«"»««   N"1'""   R*ver   and   marked   "C.   A.   McK.,
iiMe«3??nmttf,  Clt.p,,".lfl * "'  »'tn«««  «"t    *»  chains;     thence  south  So
si , 1 \__ ti 1 m"Nt !":l,ll,:r|y H** **»»■! IM« west following the meanser.
hence iil L SwH Wi1! *° etf"I '"«» "f Hv" «P-strc«m to point 0| eom.
SS; U&VJ"!^ * KW* "&m M .'ere. mor. o,
'Vn'rchw   Sjy^AlSSrtf." .     \-9™0'        CHARL88 A. McKACHARIN,
Aiarcii 7., 1911.     Albert  u.t, agent.   [August ist., inn,
Lend* to
CASSIAR LAND DISTRICT.
Of The Peace River l,aml District.
TAKE notice that John W. Crow,
of Slocan, B. C, occupation farmer, intends to apply for permission to purchase
the following described  lands:
Commencing at a post planted 22 miles
east of the head 011 the aouth bank of
Nation River and marked ".I. W. C, N.
W. curner" theuce south 80 chains; tiience
east 80 chains; theuce north 80 chains;
thence we*t up stream following the meanderings of river tu point ol commencement, containing 640 acres more or k__.
Sept.30. JOHN W. CROW.
August and.  1911.
CASSIAR LAND DISTRICT.
Of The Peace River Land District.
TAKB notice that Ralph Ciilett of
Slocan B. C. occupation mill owner, in
apply lur permission to purchnse the fol
the lollowing described  lands:
Commencing at a post planted 14 miles
east of the head on the soutii bank of
Nation River and marked "R. 0., N. W.
comer" thence south 80 chnins; tliencc
east 80 chaius; theuce north 80 chains;
thence lollowing the meandering., of river
upstream to [mint ol commencement, containing 640 acres mure or less.
Sent,p. RALPH 01LLKTT.
August and., 1911.
McGaghran
Thorne
BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS
AND MAKERS OF FINE ICES
Fourth St., Soulh Fori George
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS
Fort QcorflW. B.('. Victoria. ll.C.
'■'■SWZXH.aLllT'™-
Green Bros., Burden & Co.
Gril Eif-Mn, Dmiiin t B. C. Uad Smiyon
Survey-of L_n_-, Mlnon, Townait... Timber
Limits, Etc.
Won Kee
WASHING AND
IRONING   -   -
Fresh Bread   |  Quesnel, B.C.
Central Fort
George Lots
30 p.c. below
List Prices
The following lots are offered for sale hy their owner at
prices far below the list valuations, as compiled by the Natural
Resources Security Company:
Lots 13, 14, 23 and 24, in block 183, Central Fort George; $1100
for the four.   This is half tho price quoted by the townsite
company for lots in the same block.
Inside lots in block 92 are quoted by the townsite company at
$300 each.   We have for sale in this block Lots No. 2, 3,
12 and 13.   We offer them at $175 each.
Double corner in block i)2, lots 29 and 30 going for $450.
Apply to
N. H. WESLEY
Agent for owner
South Fort George, B.C.
WfltCll W.ili-.fn..|i,.i. mini-
Repairing   •_*___
GILDAVI10
Semlnrticles by mall to Kort (leortfo. B.C.
Pre-emptions »£•
SALMON RIVER and
LOCdted   Close to Fort Georp
NX. JORGENSEN South Ft.George
Fort George
Drug Co.
Prescription! a
Specially
This is season-   1 •   , i-
able weather for UHie JUlCe
A largo Mock of which In nlwuya on hand.
llruiR, Chcmlcnta, Potent Mullclnm.
■UgMlriM, Book.. .Stullonory,
Toll.* -rtlclo., Drug_l»t_' Sunilrlei
Bronger & Flynn
BUILDERS AND
CONTRACTORS
Plans and blue prints made
Estimates submitted
All kinds of work promptly
executed
OFFICE
NO. 7 SECOND STREET
South Fort George OCTOBER 21, 1911
I'KACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
Diatrict ol Carilioo.
TAKE notice that Jessie Hicks, ol Vati-
couver, B. C. occuiiation spinster, iutemls
lo apply f(,r permission lo purcliuiie the
loiluwing described lunds:
Commencing nt a post planted nliout i
mile west ol the eastern boundary ol British Columbia and 8 miles soutli ol the Red
Willow Rrver and marked "J. H., N. W.
corner" thenoe south 8o chains; thence
eust do chuins thence north Bo chuius
thence west 8u chains to the point ol commencement, uud containing 640 ucres more
Sept"!' JESSIE HICKS.
March 23rd.,  19"- W. H. Harrison, ugt.
I'EACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District of Curiboo.
TAKE notice that Churles Alexander
Findlay 1 ol Vancouver, B. C. occupution
nntlemaii, intends to apply for permission
tu purchase the following described  binds:
Commencing at a poat planted about 1
mile west of tbe eastern boundnry'of Urit
ish Columbia uud 8 miles south of the Ked
Willow River and marked "C. A. F., S. Vi.
corner'' thence north 80 chains; thence
east 80 cliains; thence south 80 chaini:
chuins; tiience west 8u clmins to point of
commencement, und contuining 640 ncres,
more or less.
CHARLES  ALEXANDER  FINDLAY.
March 33rd,,  1911. W. H.  Harrison, agt.
I'EACE RIVER LAND Dlo._aU\
District of Cariboo.
TAKF. notice thut Frnnk Morgun Hns
■ey, ol Vancouver, ti. C. occupation gentleman, intends to upply for permission to
purchuse the following described lands:
Commencing at a post planted about 1
mile west ol the eastern .Annulary of British Columbia and 8 miles south ol the Ked
Willow River and murked "F. M. 11., N.
E. corner" thence south 80 chains; thence
west 80 chains; theuce uorth 8u chains;
thence east 80 chains to the point of commencement and containing 640 ucres more
or less.
So. 9:, ■     (FRANK MORGAN BRESSEV.
March 33rd., 1911. W. II. Hurrison, ugt.
isli[Columbia and 6 miles south of the Red
Willow River und marked"!-;. B., S. E
corner thence north 80 chuius; theuce
west Bo chains; tbence south 80 chains-
thence cast 80 chains to the point ol commencement, containing  640 acres more or
less.
Sept.  9,
M
arch 33rd.
ERNEST BLUE.
I9N.  W. II.  Hurrison,
ugt.
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKE notice that Edith 0. Crossin, of
Vancouver, B. C. occupntion spinster, intends to apply for permission to purchase
the following described lands:
Commencing at a post planted ubout 1
miles west of the eastern boundary of British Columbia and 8 miles south of tbe Red
Willow River, and marked "E. G. C, S.
E. corner" thence north 80 chains; thence
west 80 chains; thence south 80 cliains;
thence east 80 chuins to point of com men-
ceinaiit, contuining 640 ucres more or less-
Sept.9. EDITH G. CROSSIN.
March 33rd.,  1911. W. II. Hurrison, agt.
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District of Curiboo.
TAKE notice that William Grundy, ol
Vaucouver, B. C. occupution Gentleman,
intends to apply for permission to purchase the following descrilied lands:
Commencing at a post piunted nbout 1
mile west of the eastern boundary of British Columbia aud 2 miles north ol the Red
Willow River and marked "W. G. N. E.
turner" thence south 80 chuins; thence
wtit 80 cliains; tbence north 80 chuins;
thence east 80 cbains to l!ir point of commencement, containing 640 ucres more or
less.
Sept. 9. WILLIAM GRUNDY.
March 14th.,  1911.    W. H. Harrison, agt.
1 I'KACE RIVER LAND DI01RILI.
District ol  Cariboo.
TAKE  notioe    thut  Cyrus     Moultun,  ol
Vuncouver, ti,  C. oeeiipntion gardener, intends  to  upply for  permission to  purchase
the following described lnnds:
Commencing ut u post planted about 3
miles west of the enstern boundary of British Columbia nnd 1% milcs south of the Red
Willow River und murked "C. M., N. E.
corner" thence south 80 chains; tiience west
80 chains; thenee north 80 chains; thence
enst 80 chnins to point of commencement,
contuining 640 ucres mole or less,
Sept.9. CYRUS MOULTAN.
Murch i8th., 1911.    w. H. Hurrison, agt.
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
Distritt  ol   Cariboo.
TAKE notice Hint Ellen Omar, ol Vuncouver, ti. C. occupation spinster, intends
to upply for permission to purcliuse the
following described lands:
Commencing ut a post plnnted ubout 3
miles west oi the eastern boundary ol British Columbia and 1% miles north of tlie Red
Willow River und murked "IS, ()., S. W.
comer, thence north 80 chuins; theuce enst
80 chains; thence smith 80 ehuina; llience
west 80 chains to the point af commencement con'lainiiig 640 acres more or less.
Sept. 9. ELLEN OMAR.
March i8tli., 1911.    W. H. Harrison, ogt,
THE   HERALD
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT
*.™     DVlru'1 ,,f Cariboo.
TAKE  notice  UlHt    Jillnrs  n..ud ,
Vancouver, B C. occupation driver,' intends to at^ty for permission to purdmse
the following described  lands
Commencing at a pout planted about X
miles west of the eastern boundary of Brit-
!?r„ColH™bia *■»»# miles south of the Red
Willow River and marked "J. ti. N. W
comer" thence south Ko cliains' thence
east 80 chains; thence north 8a'chains;
thence west 80 chains to the point of commencement containing 640 ucres more or
less.
Sept.9. JAMES BOUCHER.
March 33ml.,  1911,  W.  ll. Harrison, agt.
I'EACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKE notice that Elmer Omar, of Vancouver, B. C, occupation butcher, intends
to apply for permission to purchase the
following described lands:
Commencing at u post planted about 3
miles west of the eastern boundary ol British Columbia nud i\ miles north of the Red
Willow River und marked "E. 0., S. E.
comer" thence nortli 80 chains; thence
west 80 chuius; thence south 80 chains;
thence east 80 chains to the point of commencement, containing 640 acres more or
les*.
Sept.9. ELMER OMAR.
March 18U1.,  1911.    W. II. Harrison, agt.
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District  of  Cariboo.
TAKE notice that Hercules Becott, of
Vancouver, B. C. occupation clerk, intends to apply for permission to purchase
the following described   lands:
Comnieneing at n post planted about I
mile west of tbe eastern boundary of Brit-
jsb Columbia nnd 4 miles south of the Red
Willow Hiver und marked "H. B., S. E.
corner" tbence north 80 chuins; thence
west 80 chains; thence south 80 chains;
Ihenee east 80 chains lo the point of commencement, containing 640 acres more or
less.
Sept. 9 HERCULES BECOTT
Mareh 22nd.,  1911,  W.  H.  Harrison, agt.
PKACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
Diatrict of Cariboo.
TAKE notice that Charles Jesso of Vancuuver, B. C. occupation painter, intends
to apply for permission to purchase the
fulluwing described lands:
Commencing at a post planted about 1
tmle west oi the eastern boundary of Brit
iili Columbia and 2 miles north of the Red
Willow River and marked "C. J., S. E.
turner" thence north 80 chains; thence
west So chains; thence south 80 chains;
thence east Bo chains to point of comtnen-
c.raentcontaining 640 acres more or less.
Sept. 9. CHARLES JESSO.
March   17th.,  1911.  W.   H.  Harrison,  ugt.
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District ol Cariboo.
TAKE notice that Mary Chalmers, ol
Vancouver, B. C. occupation spinster, intends to upply for permission to purchase
the following described lands:
Commencing at a post planted about I
mile west ol the eastern boundary of British Columbia and 2 miles north of the Red
Willow River and marked "M. C, S. W.
corner" thence north 80 chains; thenct
east 80 chains; thence south 80 chains;
thonce west 8a chains to the point ol commencement containing 640 acres more or
less.
Sept.  9. MARY  CHALMERS.
March   17th.,   1911.  W.   H.  Harrison,  agt.
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District  of  Cariboo.
TAKE notice that Fred Butterwort, of
Vuncouver, B. C. occupution salesman, intends to apply for perniission to purchase
the following described lunds:
Commencing at u post piunted about I
mile west ol tbe eastern boundary of British Columbia and 4 miles south of the Red
Willow Riber and murked "F. B., N. E.
comer" tbence south 80 chains; thence
west 80 chains; thence north 80 chains;
Ihcnce east 80 chains to the poiut ol commencement, containing 640 ncres more or
less.
Sept.9. FRED   BUTTERWORT.
March 22nd.,  1911. W.  H. Harrison, agt.
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKE notice that Henry Benton, ol
Vancouver, B. C. occupation clerk, intends
to apply for permission to purchase the
following described lands:
Commencing at a post planted nbout 3
miles west ol the eastern boundary of British Columbia and 2% miles south of the Red
Willow River and marlocd "II. B., S. E,
comer" thence north 80 chains; thence
west 80 chains; theuce south 80 chain)
thence east 80 chains to point of cou
mencement, containing 640 ucres more or
less.
Sept.9. HENRY BENTON.
March  22nd.(   1911.  W.   II.  Hurrison, ugt
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT,
of Cariboo,
Vancouve TAKE notice that Mabel A
Scrimes, of Vancouver, B. C. occupation
stenographer, intends to apply for permis
sion to purchase the follow,ng described
lunds:
Commencing nt a post planted about 3
miles west of the eastern boundary of British Columbia und 3% miles north of the Red
Willow River and marked "M. A. S., N.
E. corner" thence south 80 chains; theuce
weat 80 chains; theuce north 80 chnins;
thence east 80 chains to the point oT commencement, contuining 640 ucres more or
less.
Sept. 9. MABEL A.  SCRIMES.
March  17th., 1911. W.  II. Harrison, agt
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District of  Cariboo.
TAKE notice that A. Lenora Giguere^
of Vancouver, B. C. occupation stenographer, intends to apply for permission to
purchase  the follow ng described  lands:
Commencing at a post planted about 3
miles west of the eastern boundary of British Columbia and _% miles north of the Red
Willow River and marked "A. L. G.., S.
W. Corner" thence north 80 chains; thence
east 80 chains; thence south 80 chains;
thence west 80 chains to the point of commencement containing 640 acres more or
less.
Sent. 9- A. LENORA CIGUERE.
March   17th.,  1911.   \V.   H.  Hurrison,  ugt
PEACB RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District   of   Cariboo.
TAKE   notice   that       Kutie   Martin,   of
Vancouver, B. C. occupation stenographer,
intends to apply for permission to pin
ase the following described lands:
Commencing at u post planted nbout 3
miles west of the eastern boundary of British Columbia and 3'., milcs nortii of the Red
Willow River and marked "K. M . S. E.
comer" thence north 80 chains; thence
west 80 chains; ttience south 60 chains;
thence east 80 chains to the point of commencement, containing 640 acres more or
less.
Sept.9. KATIE MARTIN.
March  17th., 1911. W.  H. Harrison, agt.
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKE notice that Willimn A. Ryric, ol
Wdcquvw, B. C. occupation accountant,
intends to apply for permission lo purchase  the  billowing   described   lands:
Cummencing at a post planted about 1
mile west of the eastern boundary of Brit
nth Columbia and 2 milcs north of the Red
Willow River and marked "W. A. R. ,N.
W. corner" thence soulh 80 chains; thence
east 80 chains; thence north 80 clmins;
ihenoe west 80 chains to point ol commencement,   containing  640  acres  more  ur
PEACE RIVER LAND DISiRICT.
District  of  Cariboo.
TAKE nolice that Willinm Robinson, of
Vancouver, B. C. occupation carpenter, intends to apply lor permission lo purchase
the following described lands:-
Commencing ut u post plnnted about I
mile west ol the eastern boundary of British Columbia and 4 chains north of the Red
Willow River, and mnrked"W. R., S. W.
comer" thence north 80 cbains; thence
east 80 chains; thence south 80 chains;
thence west 80 chains to tbe point of
commencement, containing 640 acres more
or less.
Sept. 9. WILLIAM ROBINSON.
March  i8th... 1911.   W.  H.   Harrison, ugt.
ll
bent, 9
March  17th.,
WILLIAM W. RYRIE.
19H. W.  II. Harrison, agt.
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRIC_'.
District of Cariboo.
TAKE notice that Alfred Omar, of Van-
couver, B. C. occupation scutum, Intends
Jo apply lor permission to purcliase the
following described lands:
Commencing at a post planted about t
mile west of the eastern Imundary of Brit-
iih Columbia and 3 milcs north of the Red
willow River and marked "A. O, N. W.
turner" thence iouth 80 chain-; il-n«
"*t 80 chains; thence north l_ uiains;
thence *««t 80 chains fto the point of commencement  containing 640  gcres  more  or
*_}*   9- ALFRED OMAR.
March  18th.,  1911. w. H.  Harrison, agt.
I'KACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District ol Cariboo.
TAKE    notice     thut    George Omar,  of
"i^ouver, B. C. occupution seumuu, in-
.? J .,0 *P','y ,or l«rmissioii to purchase
the following described binds:
J"mmencing at a post planted nbout 1
mn* west ol the eastern boundary of Brit.
J»< ColninWa and 2 miles south of the Red
"Wow River and marked "G. O. S. E.
turner thence north 80 chains; thence
west  80  chuins;   thence   south  80   chnins;
«ncu enat 80 chains to the point of
^nimenccmetit, containing 640 acres more
or less.
Sipl  ,' GEORGE OMAR.
March  18th., 1911. W. II.   Harrison, ngl.
I'KACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKE notice tlmt Wallace Lindsay Tuf
m2_' 1    Vancm,ver   B. C. occupntion ugent
"wiiils to apply for permission to purch-
•« the following described lnnds
Y'mr"encing at  a posl piunted  nbout   1
"i _•*"*.l!f tl|e.M»tern boundary of Brit-
.,. T., N
comer    thence south 80 chnins; tbence
"«i   80  chains;   tlicnce  north  80  chnins;
mm.    *"* 8o dmi,ia t0 ll'* pulm ol commencement, containing 640 ucres more or
SM 9r' li   JWACK LINDSAY TUFFLKY.
March'. iBth.,  1911,  W. H.  Harrison, agt.
-Ill      (*     I   «■■*»:• 11     IMillllllilty     |1|      llll.
£'! Culuinbia and 2 miles north ol tire Rei!
juiow River and mnrked "W. L. T., N.
C. occupation Engineer, in-
,      .. /  lor  iiermission
1 lowing described binds:
lission to purchase
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTKICT.
District ol Cariboo.
JAKE notice    that  Willinm    Omar,  of
Vancouver, B. C. occupati
*i»l; to apply (nr I)ermis
"" 10 lowing described lai	
!niu"!",e.,,tl_,e ut a poat planted about 1
ShVSSL0/ U,« *Mtan ^.uiii.itry of lirit
Will.__,!»" m ,,nd 3 wl,« iouth of the Red
*' "J, Rv« nnd marked "W. 0„ S. W.
Bo n.J. ._* m,rlh ^ c,in,"»l tm'll(C cnsl
wait Si i V"1"*  "m,th ^ c,,«i,1!,i  lllc,,ce
5  contummg 640 ncres more or less.
March9'.an      WI"'IAM OMA*.
J^hjBth,,  1911. W. II.  Harrison, agt.
I'KACE rivkr LAND DISTRICT.
_. District ol Cariboo.
CouverV6lr!M lllHt Krawl ni««. "' Van-
to b,i,',i_, .   " occ»P*tion  luborer,  intends
lollow.^ 1     l'crmiMi»n  t»  nurchase thc
uowing deicrlbed lauds:
wffSfWt*1 a Puit ')lantC(1 «1>°»t <
11 of *« eastern boundary of Brit-
I'EACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District ul Cariboo.
TAKE  notice   tbat   William   Fleming,   ol
Vnncouver, B. C. occupation Merchant, intends tn apply ior permiaslon to purchase
the following described lunds:
Commencing nt a post planted about I
mile west of the eastern boundary of British Columbia und 4 chains north of the Red
Willow Hiver und marked "W. F. N. W.
corner" thencc soutii 80 chuins; thence
eait 80 chuins; thence nortli 60 chains;
thence west 80 chnins to the poinl ol commencement containing 640 acres more or
less.
Sept. 9. WILLIAM FLEMING.
Mnrch   t8th.,   I911.   W.  II.   Harrison,  ngt.
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT,
District ol Cnriboo.
TAKE notice    thut     Roy    Wbiddcn, of
Vancouver,   B.   C.      occupation   clerk,   intends to apply lor permission to purchase
the following described  lands:
Commencing at a post planted about 1
mile west of the eastern Ixuwdary of British Columbia aud 4 chains north of the Red
Willow River und marked "R. W., S. E.
comer" thence north 80 chuins; thence
west 80 chains; tlicnce south 80 cbuins;
thence east 80 chnius to the paint 0/ commencement, containing 640 ucres more or
less.
Sept. 9- ROY WHIDDEN.
March'18th.,  1911.  W.  II.  Harrison, agt.
PEACK RIVER LANI) DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKE .notice that Ernest S. Wilfcers, of
Vuncouver, B, C. occupution broker, io-
tends to npply (or permission to purchase
tlic   following   described   lnnds:
Commencing nt a post planted aboul I
mile west of the eastern boundary of British Columbia und 4 chnins north of the Red
Willow River and murked "E. S. W., N.
K. corner" thence south 80 chains; thence
west 80 chuins; thence north 80 chains;
thence enst 80 chnina to the point of commencement, coutnining 640 acres more or
less.
Sept.9. ERNEST S.  WITHERS,
March i8th.,  1911.  W. H.  HnrrilOfl, ugt.
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKE notice lhat Llew S. Davison, of
Vancouver, B. C. occupation stenographer,
intends to apply for permission to purchase the lollowiag described lands:
Commencing at a post planted about 3
miles west of the eastern boundary of British Columbia and 2% miles north ol lhe Red
Willow River and marked "L. S. D., N.
W. corner" thence south 80 chains; thence
east 80 chains; thence north 80 chains;
thence west 80 ihains to the point of commencement, containing 648 acres more or
less.
Sept.  9- LLEW  S.  DAVISON.
March   17th.,  1911.  W.   II.  Harrison,  agt.
PEACB RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKE notice that James Drysdale, of
Vancouver, B. C. occupation salesman, intends to apply for permission to purcliase
the following described lauds:
Commencing at a post planted about 3
miles west of the eastern houndury of British Columbia and 5% milcs north of the Red
Willow River and marked"J. D. ,S. W.
corner" thence north 80 chains; tbence
east 80 chains; thence south 80 chains;
thence west 80 cliains lo point of commencement, containing 640 acres more or
less.
Sept. 9- JAMES DRYSDALE.
March 15th., 1911.    W. H. Harrison, ngt.
to   apply   for   permission   to  purchase  the
following described  lauds:
Commencing at a post planted about 3
miles west of the enstern boundary of British Columbia and \% miles south of the Ked
Willow River and marked"A. C, N. W.
corner" thence south 80 chains; thencc ensl
80 chains; thenct north 80. chains; tlicnce
west 80 chains lu the point of commencement, und containing 640 acres more or
less.
Sept.9. ANDREW COOK.
Murcln 18th.,1911.  W.. H.   Harrison, ngt.
PEACK RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District  of Cnriboo.
TAKE notice that Frank Bond, of Vancouver, B. C. occupation clerk, intends to
apply for permission to pdrchase the lollowing described binds:
Commencing ul a post planted about 5
miles west of the eastern boundary ol British Columbia und 2 miles south ol thfc Red
Willow River and maided "F. B., S. E.
corner" thence north 80 chuins; thence
west 80 chuius; tbence south 80 chnius;
thence enst 80 chains to the point ol com-
mmiccincnt, containing .640 acres more or
less.
Sept.9. FRANK   BOND.
March  2.ith.,   1911.  W.   H.  Harrison,  agt.
PEACE RIVKR LANI) DISTHICT.
Districl ot Cnriboo.
TAKI. notice that Jumes Beveridge, ot
Vancouver, B. C, occupation agent, intends to imply for permission to purclinsc
the following  described  lunds:
Commencing nt n post plnnted about 3
milcs west ol the enstern boundary "I British Columbia and % mile sonlh ol the Red
Willow River and marked" J. B., N. W.
corner" thence south 80 chains; thence
easl 80 chuins; thencc north 80 chuins;
llience west 80 chaina to the point of commencement  containing  640  acres  more  or
Sept.2. JAMES BEVERIDCE.
Murch 20th.,  1911.  W. H.   Harrison, ugt.
PEACE RIVKR LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKK notice lhat Albert Anderson, of
Vancouver, B. C. occupution salesman, intends to apply tor permission to purchase
the   following   described   binds:
Commencing at a post planted about 3
miles west ol thc eastern boundary ol British Columbia and 2% miles south ot the Red
Willow River and marked "A. A., S. W.
corner" thence north 80 chains; thence
east 80 chains; theuce south 80 chains;
thencc wesi 80 chuins to the point of commencement, containing 640 acres more or
less.
Sept.9. ALBERT ANDERSON.
March  22nd.,   1911.  W.   II.  Harrison,  agt.
PKACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cnriboo.
TAKE notice thnt Edward Radley, of
Vancouver, B. C. occunation carpenter, intends to apply (or permission to purchase
the following described  lands:
Commencing at a post planted about 3
miles west ol the eastern boundnry of British Colmnbin and 2% miles south ol thr Red
Willow River and marked "E. R., N. E.
corner" tbence south 80 chains; tbence
west 80 chains; thence north 80 chains;
thence east 80 chnins to the point of commencement contuining 640 acres more or
less.
Sept.9. EDWARD RADLEY.
March   22nd.,   19H.  W.   H.  Harrison,  agt.
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
Dislrict  of Cnriboo.
TAKE   notice   that   William   Telford,   ol
Vancouver,   B.   C,   occupation   ugent,   in-
teods  to  apply for  permission  to purchase
the following  described  lands:
Commencing at a post planted nbout 3
miles west of thc enstern boundary »t British Columbia and '4-mile south ol the Red
Willow River and marked "W. T.( S. E.
corner" thence north 80 cliains; thence
west 80 chains; /lience south 80 chains;
thence east 80 chains to the po'li't of com-
meocement contaloing 640 ucres more or
less.
Sept.9. WILLIAM TELFORD.
March 20th., 1911. W. H.  Harrison, agt.
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District  ol Cariboo.
TAKE   notice   thnt     Mary   Cameron,   ol
Vnncouver,  B,  C,  occupation  stenoprapher
intends  to  apply  for  permission  to  purchuse thc following described lands:
Commencing at a post planted about 4
milcs west nl the enstern boundary of British Columbia and 4 miles north of the Red
Willow River and marked "M. C, S. E.
corner" tbence nortb 80 chains; tbence
west 80 cha.ns; theuce south 80 chains;
thence east 80 cliains to the point of commencement containing 640 acres more or
less.
Sent.9- MARY CAMERON,
Mnrch  17th., io.n- W.  II. Harrison, agt.
PEACE RIVER LAND DlbiRICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKE notice that Elmer C. Robinson,
of Vancouver, B. C. occupalion gentleman,
intends to apply for permission to purchase'the vollowing described lands:
Commencing at a post planted ubout 3
miles west of the eastern boundnry of British Columbia and s'_ miles north of the Red
Willow River and marked"E. C. R., S.
E. comer" thence north 80 chains; tiience
west 80 chains; thence south 80 chains;
thence east 80 chaini to point of commencement, containing 640 acres more or
less.
Sept. 9. ELMER C.  ROBINSON.
March 15th.,  1911.    W.  H.  Harrison, agt
PEACE KIVKR  LANI) DISTRICT.
Distriet   of  Curiboo.
TAKE   notice  that   Reginald   Barter,  of
Vuncouver, B. C. occupation gentleman, iniends to apply for permission to purchase
the following described  lands:
Commencing at a post planted about 1
mile wesl of the eastern boundary of British Columbia and (i miles 80Mth of the Red
Willow River nml marked "R. B., N. W.
corner" theiue south 80 chains; thence east
80 chains; thenee uorth 80 chnins; thence
west 80 chuins to point of commencem-u.
coiitailiini. 640 ncres more or less.
Sept.9. REGINALD  BARTKR.
Murch 23rd.,  ign.  W. H.  Harrison, ngt.
PEACE KIVER LAND DISTRICT.
Dislrict  of Cnriboo.
TAKK notice lhat Lclilia Foiisecn, of
Vnncodver, B. C. occupation spinster, intends Jo npplv tor permission to purchase
thc following described  lamia:
Commencing at B post pbint-ed about I
mile west ol the enstern boundary of British Columbia nnd 6 miles south of the Ked
Willow River and mnrked "L. F., N. a.
corner" tbence south 80 chuins; thence
west 80 chains; thence north 80 chains;
tl.encc enst 80 chains to the point ol commencement, contnining  640 acres more or
ISU. LETITIA  FONSECA.
March 23rd.,  1911. W.
Hurrison, agt.
PEACE KlVER L/VJD DISTRICT.
Dislrict  of Cariboo.
TAKE  notice    Hut    Ralph  Stevens,  of
Vancouver, B. C. occupation W*Mn, ij-
tends to upi'ly for permission to durchase
tlic vollowing described  lunds:
Commencing at a post planted about 1
m||e west oiV eastern bournb.ry of British Columbia and 6 miles south of the Red
Willow Kiver nnd inarked"R. b., ». w.
cor. r" Thence north 80 chnius; hence east
to SiailtS thenee ..outh 80 chains; thence
Wes 8 Vilnius to the point £«*»««.
Lnl, containing 630 acres;more or less.
Sent   Q. RALPH STH\ hNb.
Keh ..rd,,  1911.  W. H* »flrri9on- •**'
K
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKE notice that John Murdoch, of
Vancouver, B. C. occupation teamster, intends to apply for permission to purchuse
the following described  lands:
Commencing at a post planted about 3
miles west of the eastern boundary of British Columbia and _% milcs north of the Red
Willow River and mnrked"J. M., N. W.
corner" thence south 80 chains; thence
east 80 chains; thence north 80 chains;
llience,west 80 chains to the point i>i commencement containing 640 ucres more or
less.
Sept.9. JOHN MURDOCH.
March 15th-, >9H.    W. H, Harrison, agt.
PEACB RIVER LANI) DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKE notice that Laura Regina Kendall, of Vuncouver, B. C, occupntion
spinster, intends to apply lor permission
to  purchase  the  following  described  land!.:
Commencing at a post planted about 3
miles west of the eastern boundary ol British Columbia and -\\ miles nortli of the Red
Willow River ami marked "I. R. K., N.
E. corner" thence soulh 80 chains; thencc
west 80 chains; thence north 80 chains;
theiicQ east 80 chains to the point of commencement, contuining 640 acres more or
leas.
Sept.9. LAURA REGINA KENDALL.
March 15th., wii.    W. H. Hurrison, ngt.
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
Oistrict ol Cariboo.
..ikK  notice thut   Grace  Lee   Inks.iter,
ol  Winnipeg,     Man.,     occupat'ou    stenographer, intends to apply dor permission to
purchase the following described lands:
Commencing ut a post plnnted about 3
milcs west 01 the eastern boundary of British Columbia and 7^ miles north of the Red
Willow River and marked "G. L. L, S.
W. corner" thence north 80 chnins; thence
enst 80 chains; thence soulh 80 chuins;
theuce west 80 chuins to the noint of commencement, containing 640 acres more or
less.
Scpt.9. GRACE LEE INKSATER.
March 14th.,. 1911.    W. II. Harrison, agt.
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKE notice that Fred Taylor, of Vancouver, B. C. occupntion merchant, intends
apply for permission to purchuse the
following described  luods:
Commencing ut n post plnnted nbout 3
miles west of the eastern boundary of Brit-
ish Columbia und ?% miles north ot thc Red
Willow River and markeh "F. T., S. E.
corner" thence north 80 chaios; tlicnce
west 80 chains; thence south 80 chains;
thence east 80 chains to the point of commencement, containing 640 acres more or
less.
Sept.9- FRED TAYLOR.
March 14th.,1911.    W. H.  Harrison, agt.
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKK notice that Andrew Cook, of Van-
couver, B. C. occupation collector, intends
PEACE RIVKR LAND DISTRICT.
District  of Cariboo.
TAKK notice that Perry Gordon, nf Vancouver, B. C, occupation salesman, intends
to   apply   for   permission   to   purchase   the
fallowing described lands:
Commencing at a post planted about 3
miles west of the eastern boundary "I British Columbia and \ mile south of the Red
Willow River and marked "P. G., N. E-
corner" Ihcnce south 80 ciiuins; thence
west 80 chains; theuce north 80 chains;
thence east 80 cha_:.s to the point of
commencement containing 640 ucres more
or less.
Sept.9. PERRY GORDON.
March  20th.,   1911.  W.  H,   Harrison, agt.
PEACE RIVER"LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKK notice that  Vincent Armttabe, ol
Vancouver,   B.   C.   occupution   laborer,   intends to  upply for iiermission to purchase
thc  following described  lunds:
Commencing nt a post piunted about 3
miles west of the eastern bonndarv ol British Columbia and %-mlle soutli of the Red
Willow River and marked "V. A., S. W.
cntiii.r" thencc north 80 chains; thence east
80 chains; thencc south 80 chains; thence
west 80 chains to the point of commencement, contuining 640 acres more or less.
Sept. 9. VINCENT ARMITAGE.
March  20th.,   1911.   W.  H.  Harrison, ngt.
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT,
District of Cariboo.
TAKE  notice  that  Mury  Ruth Crossin,
of   Vancouver,   IJ.   C.   occupation   spinster,
intends to apply  for permission to purchase thc following described lands:
Commencing at a post planted about 3
miles west of the eastern boundary ol British Columbia and b% miles south of the Red
Willow River and marked "M, R. C, N.
W. corner" tlicnce south 80 chains; thence
east 80 chains; thence north 80 chains;
thence wtst 80 chains to the point of commeucemenl, containing 640 acres more or
less.
Sent.9. MARY RUTH CROSSIN.
March 23rd.,1911.  W.  H.   Hurrison,  agt.
PEACE RIVKR LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKE notice that Alyce Phelps, of Vancouver, B.  C.  occupation spinster, intends
to  apply  for   permission   to  purchase  the
toilowing described  lands:
Commencing ut a post planted about 3
miles west ot thc eastern boundary ol British Columbia and 6'-, miles south of the Red
Willow River and marked "A. P., S. W.
corner" tnence north 80 chains; thence
cast 80 chains; ihcnce south 80 chains;
thence west 80 chains to thc point of commencement, containing 640 acres more or
less.
Sept.9. ALYCE PHELPS.
March 23rd.,  1911.  W. H.  Harrison, agt.
PKACK  RIVKR  LAND DISTRICT.    ~
District ot Cariboo.
TAKE   notice   that   Alice   June  Webster,
of Vancouver,  B.   C,  occupation spinster,
intends  to  apply  for  permission  to purchuse  the  following  described   lands:
Commencing ut .1 post plnnted about 3
miles west ol the ensiern boundary ol British Columbia uud b% miles south of the Red
Willow River nnd marked "A. J. W., N.
E. comer" thence south 80 chnins; thence
west 80 chains; thencc nortii 80 chains;
thence east 80 chains to the point of commencement, contnining 640 acres more or
less.
Sept.9. ALICE JANE WKBSTER.
Murch 23rd., 1911. Vi. H. Hurrison, agt.
""PEACE RIVKR'LANirblSTRICT.
District oi Cnriboo.
TAKK notice that John H. Morrison, of
Vancouver, B. C. occupution gentleman,
intends to apply for permission lo purchase  the  following  described  lands:
Commeacing at a post planted about 3
miles west ol tbe enstern boundnry of British Columbia und b^ miles south of the Red
Willow River and mnrked "J. II. M., S,
E. Comer" thencc north 80 chnins; thencc
west 80 chuins; thencc south 80 chains;
theuce east 80 chains to the point of commencement nud containing 640 acres more
or  less.
Seiit.q. JOHN  II. MORRISON.
March  23rd.,   1911.   W.  H.   Harrison,  agt.
"PETCE~RiVEiTLAND DISTRICT.
District ot Curiboo.
TAKE notice thut William John  Hiuch-
lifi  of  Edmonton,   Altn.,   occupation  prospector, intends to apply for permission to
purchnse the following described lauds:
Commencing at a post planted about 3
miles west of the eastern boundary ot British Columbia und 4% miles south ol the Red
Willow River and murked "W. J. I!., N.
W. corner" thence south 80 chains; thence
east 80 chains; thencc north 80 chnins;
tJlience west 80 chains to the point of commencement, containing 640 acres more or
less.
Sepy.9-     WILLIAM  JOHN IIINCHLIFF.
Murch 24th.,   1911. __,  H.^Hurrison, ugt.
 PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT,
District of Cnriboo.
TAKE  notice   that    Harvey   Clifton,   of
Vancouver, I). C. occupntion enrocnter, intends to upply for permission to purchuse
the following  described  lands:
Commencing ut n post planted about 3
milcs west of the eastern boundnry ot British Columbia nnd V, miles south of the Ked
Willow River uud marked "H. C, N. E.
corner" theuce south 80 chains; thence
west 80 cnains; tbence north 80 chuins;
tlicnce enst 80 chnins to the point of commencement contuining 040 acres more or
less.
Sepl.9. HARVEY  CLIFTON.
March  341b.,  1911,  W.  II.  Hnrrisoii, ugt.
>KACK RIVER LAND DISTRICT!
Dislrict of Cnriboo.
TAKP*     notice   that     Frank   Moore,  ol
Vuncouver, B. C. i«eupution snlcsmmi, intends to npply for permission to purchase
the lollowing  described  binds:
Commencing ut u post plnnted about 3
miles west of the eastern boundnry of British Columbia und 4% miles south ot the Red
Willow River nnd marked".?, M., S. W.
corner" thencc north 80 chnius; thence east
80 cbuins; tbencc south 80 chuins; thence
west 60 chains to the point of commencement containing 640 ncres more or less.
Sept.9. FRANK MOORR.
March 24th., 19U. \Y.  11. Harrison, agt,
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKE notice that Marparct Munro, of
Vancouver, B. C. occupation stenographer,
intends to apnly for permission  to purchase the following described lnnds:
Commencing nt a post planted about 4
miles west of the eastern boundary of British Columbia .nd 4 miles north of the Red
Willow River and marked "M. M., N. E.
corner" thence smith 80 chains; thence
west 80 chains: thence north 80 chains;
thence east 80 chains to the point of commencement and containing 640 acres more
or less.
Sent.9. MARGARET MUNRO.
March  17th.,  1911. W.  H. Harrison, agt.
PAGE THREE.
Commencing at a post planted about 3
miles west of the euslern honndary ..{British Columbia and 4% miles soutii ol the Red
Willow Hiver und murked "_, fi., s. _.
corner" thence nurtli 80 ciiuins;' tiience
west So chuins; thencc soutii 80 chains;
thence east 80 chains to the point ol commencement containing 640 acres more or
less.
Sept.91 PETER RAYN0I.DS.
March 24th.,  1911. W. H.  Harrison, agt.
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT. ,
District ol Carihoo.
TAKE nolice that Michael Sanders, ol
Vancouver, B. C. occupation accountant,
intends to apply for permission to purchaae the lollowini; described lands;
Commencing at a post planted about 5
miles west of the eastern boundary of British Colini-bia and 2 miles soutii of tins Red
Willow River and marked "M. S., ti. E.
corner" thence south 80 chains; tiience
west 80 chains; theme north 80 cliains;
thence east 80 chains to the point of commencement containing 640 acres more or
less.
Sept... M1CIIAKI. SANDERS.
March 25th.,  1911. W.  II. Harrison, agt.
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKli natice that Seatli Griffith of Vancouver, B. C. occupation laborer, intends
to apply for permission to nurchase the
following  d-scrrh-tl lands:
Commencing at a post planted about 5
miles west ol the eastern boundary ol British Columbia and 2 miles smith ol the Red
Willow River and marked "S. G., N. W.
corner" thence south 80 chains; thence
east 80 chains; thence north 80 chains;
-lien-e west 80 chains to the point ol com.
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District ol Cariboo.
TAKE notice that Jacob Henderson, ol
Vancouver, B. C. occupation joiner, intend-
to apply for iiermission to purchase the
lollowing  described lands:
Commencing at a post planted about 6
miles west of the eastern boundary ol Brit,
ish Columbia and 1% miles south of the Red
Willow River and marked "J. H. S. E
corner" ihenee norlh 80 chains; thence
west o chains; thence south 80 chains;
thence east 80 chains to the point of commencement, containing 640 acres more  or
bept... MICHAEL GREY..
March 26th.,   ijii,  w.   II.   Harrison,
agt.
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT
District ol Cariboo.
TAKE notice that Jacob Nelson, of Vancouver,   B.   C.   occupation   joiner,   intends
to  apply  lor  permission   to  purchase  the
following described lands:
Commencing at a post planted about 6
miles west ol the eaaleni boundary ol Brit-
ish Columbia and 1% miles north ol the Red
Willow River and marked "J. N. ti. _
corner" thence south 80 chains;' thence
west 80 chains; thence nortli 80 chains;
thence east 80 chains to the point of commencement containing 640 acres more or
less.
Sepl.9. JACOB NELSON.
March  26th.,  1911. W.  H.  Harrison, agt.
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.      '
District of Cariboo.
TAKE notice that Harvey Grielmour, ol
Vancouver, -   C. occupation carpenter, intends to apply for permission eo purchase
the following described lands:
Commencing at a Host  planted  about 6
miles west of the eastern boundary ol Brit-
mencement, containing 640 acrea more or \ ish Columbia aud tf miles south of the Red
hept. 9. SEATH GRIFFITH,     Willow  River and marked  "H. G.,  S.  E,
March 25th.,  19". W.  II. Harrison, agt.
PEACE RIVER I.AND DISTRICT.
District of Carihoo.
TAKE notice that Clarence Nichols, of
Vancouver, B. C. occupation accountant,
intends to apply for permission to purchase the fallowing described lands:
Commencing at a post plaited ahout 5
miles west of the eastern boundary of British Columbia nnd 2 miles north of the Red
Willow River nnd mnrked "C. N., S. E.
corner" thence north 80 chains; thence
west 80 chains; thence south 80 chains;
thence east 80 cl.a<ns to the point of commencement containing 640 acres more or
less.
Sent.9. CLARENCE NICHOLS.
March aist.,  1911.    W. H. Harrison, agt.
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District oi Cariboo.
TAKE notice that Ettie Mable rarcnt,
ol Vancouver, B. C, occupntion spinster,
intends to apply for dermission to purchase the following described lands:
Commencing at a post planted about <\
miles west of the eastern boundary ol British Columbia and s miles south of the Red
Willow River and marked "E. M. P., N.
W. corner" thence south 80 chains; thence
east 80 chains; thence north 80 chains;
thence west 80 chains to the poiot of commencement, containing 640 acres more or
less.
Sept.9. EFFIE MABLE PARENT.
March 25th.,  1911. W.  H. Harrison, agt.
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKE notice that Thomas Archibald, of
Vancouver, B. C. occupation clerk, intends
to   apply  for  permission  to  purcnase  the
followine described lands:
Commencing at a post planted about 5
miles west oi the eastern boundary of British Columbia and a miles north of the Red
Willow River and marked "T. A., E. E.
corner" thence south 80 chains; thence
West 80 chains; thence nortii 80 chains;
thence east 80 chains to the point of commencement containing 640 acres more or
less.
Sept.9. THOMAS ARCHIBALD.
March 3lst., I9»-    W. H. Harrison, agt.
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKE notice that Blanch Mary Wilkins,
of Vancouper, B. C. occunation spinster,
.ntends to apply for permission to purchase  the  following  descrilied   lands:
Commencing at a post planted about 5
miles west of the eastern boundary of British Columbia and 5 miles south of the Red
Willow River, and marked "B. M. W., N.
E. corner" thence south 80 chains; thence
west 80 chains; thence north 80 chnins;
thence east 80 chains to the point of com-
mciioement containing 640 acres more or
less.
Sept.9.        BLANCH JURY  WILKINS.
March 35th.,  1911. W.  H. Harrison, agt.
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District ol Cariboo.
TAKE notice that David O'Urien, of
Vancouver, B. C. occupation cooV, intends
to apply for permission to purchase the
following described lands:
Commencing nt a post planted about 5
miles west of the eastern boundary of British Columbia and 2 miles north ol the Red
Willow River and marked"D. 0., S. W.
corner" thence north 80 chains; thence east
80 chains; thence south 80 chains; thence
west 80 chains to the point of commencement, containing 640 acres more or less.
Sept.9. DAVID O'BRIEN.
March 21st., 1911.    W. II. Harrison, agt.
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKE notice   that     James Coulter, of
Vancouver, B. C, occupation teamster, intends to apply for permission to purchase
the  following described lauds:
Commencing at a post planted about 5
milcs west ol the eastern boundary of British Columbia and 2 miles north of lhe Red
Willow River, and marked "J. C, N. W.
corner" thence south 80 chains; thence
east 80 chains; thence north 80 chains;
thence west 80 cliains to point of commencement contain'og 640 acres more or
less.
Sept.9. JAMES COULTER.
March -ttst., 1911-    W, H. Harrison, agt.
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKE notice that Alpbonse Amand, of
Vancouver, B. C. occupation joiner, intends
to apply for permission to purchase the
following described lands:
Commencing at a post planted about 5
miles west of the eastern boundary ol British Columbia nnd 4 miles north of the Red
Willow River and marked "A. A., N. W.
corner" ihcnce aouth 80 chains; thence
enst 80 chains; thence north 80 chains;
tbence west 80 chains to the point of commencement, containing 630 acres more or
less.
Scpt.9. ALPHONSE AMAND.
March 20th.,  nm.  \\\ u.  Harrison, agt.
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKE notice that Napoleon Brown, of
Vancouver, B. C. occupation laborer, intends to apply for permission to purchase
the following "described lands:
Commencing at a post planted about 5
miles west of the eastern boundary of British Columbia and 4 miles sodth of the'Red
Willow River and marked "N. B., S. W,
corner" thence north 80 chains; thence east
80 chaina; thence south 80 chains; thence
west 80 chains to the point of commencement, containing 640 acres mora or less.
Sept.9. NAPOLEON BROWN.
March 24th.,  1911. W. H.  Harrison, agt
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKE notice that Peter Delong, ol Vancouver, B. C. occupation accountant, intends to apply for permission to purchase
the following described lands'
Commencing at a post planted about 5
miles west of the eastern boundary of British Columbia and 4 miles soutii o'f the Red
W'llow River and marked "P. D., S. E.
corner" thence north 80 chains; thence
west 80 chains; thence soutii 80 chains;
thence east 80 chains to the point of cum.
mencement, containing 640 acres mure or
less.
Sept.9. PETER DELONG.
March 34th.,  1911. W. II. Harrison, agt.
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKE notice that Clifiord Caldwell, of
Vancouver, B. C. occupation laborer, intends to apply for permission to purchase
the following described lands:
Commencing at a post planted about 5
milcs west otthe eastern boundary ol British Columbia and 4 miles south of the Red
Willow River and marked "C. C, N. E.
corner" thence south 80 chains; thence
west 88 chains; thence north 80 chains;
thence east 80 chains to the point of commencement containing 640 acres more or
less.
Sept.9. CLIFFORD CALDWELL.
March aoth.,  1911. W. II.   Hurrison, agt.
PEACE RIVliR LANI) DISTRICT.
District oi Cariboo.
TAKE notice that Vance Van Allen, of
Vancouver, B, C. occupation clerk, intends
apply for permiss'on to purchase the fallowing descrilied lands:
Commencing at a post planted about 5
miles west of the eastern boundary of British Columbia and 4 miles north of the Red
Willow River und marked "V. V. A., S.
W. corner" thencc north 80 chains; thence
eust 80 chains; thence south 80 chains;
thence west 80 chains to the point of commencement coutnining 640 acres more or
leaa.
Scpt.9. VANCK VAN ALLEN.
March 20th.,  1911.  W. II.   Hurriaon, agt.
I'EACE RIVKR LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKE notice lhat  Allen  Then,  of Vancouver, B. C. occupation salesman, intends
apply  for  permission   to  purchase the
following descrihed  lnnds:
Commencing at a post planted about 5
milcs west of the eastern boundary 0/British Columbia and 4 miles north of the Red
Willow I River aud marked "A. T., S. E.
corner" thence norlh 80 chaini; thence
west 80 chains; thenee south 80 chaina;
theuce enst 80 ehuina to the point of commencement contuining 640 acres more or
less.
Scpl.9. ALLEN THEN.
March 20th., 1911. W. II.   Harrison, agt.
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKE notice    that  Peter  Raynilds,  ol
Vancouver, B. C. occupntion agent, intends
to apply for  perniission  to  purcliaae the
following described  lands:
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District oi Cariboo.
TAKE    notice   that    Robert   Bucley,  of
Vaucuuver, B. C. occupation clerk, intenda
to  apply  for   permission   to  purchaae tbe
following described lands:
Commencing at a post planted about 5
miles west of the eastern boundary of British Columbia and 4 miles north of the Red
Willow Riv?r and markeh "R. B., N. W.
corner" thence south 80 chains; theuce east
80 chains; thence north 80 chaius; thence
west 80 chains to the pojnt of commencement containing 640 acres more or less.
Sent.9. ROBERT BUCLEY.
March 34th.,  19H-_W._H.__ Harrison, agt.
PEACERIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKE   notice   that   Peter   Marshall,   of
Vaucouver,   B.   C.   occupation   accountant,
intends  to  apply  for permission   to  purchase  the  following  described   lands:
Commencinfr at a post planted about 5
miles west of the eastern boundary of British Columbia aud 4 miles sodth ot the Red
Willow River and marked "P. M., N. E.
corner" thence south 80 chaius thence
west 80 chains; thence north 80 chains;
thence eaat 80 chains tu the point of com-
mencementand containing 640 acres more
or teas.
Sept. 9. PETER MARSHALL.
March *A___i  lQH. W.  H._Harrison, agt.
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District ol Cnriboo.
TAKE   notice      that   Frederick   Bell,   of
Vancouver, B. C. occupation clerk, intends
to  apply  for  permission   to   purchase  the
following described lands:
Commencing at a post planted about 5
miles weat of the eastern boundnry of British Columbia and 4 chains soutli oi the Red
Willow River and marked "F. 11., S. W.
corner" thence north 80 chains; thence
east 80 chains; tiience suuth 80 chains;
thence west 80 chains to the point of commencement containing 640 acres mure or
less.
Sept.9. FREDERICK BELL.
March 34th.,  1911. W.  H.  Harrison, agt.
PEACE RIVKR I.AND DISTRICT.
District ol Cariboo.
TAKE  notice th.it   Juhn  Alfred  Hamilton, of Vancouver, B. C. occupation gentleman, intends to apply for permission to
purchase the fulluwing'described  lands:
Commencing at a post planted about 5
miles west of the eastern boundary of British Columbia and 4 chains south oi the Red
Willow River und marked "J. A. H., S.
E. corner" thenci north 80 chains; thence
west 80 chains; theuce south 80 chains;
tbence east 80 chains to the point ol commencement, containing 640 acres more or
less.
Sept.9. JOHN ALFRED HAMILTON.
March 34th.,  1911. W.  H.  Harrison, agt.
PEACE~RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
Diatrict of Cariboo.
TAKE notice that Ethel  Hicks of Vancouver, B. C. occupation spinster, Intends
to  apply  lor  permission   to  purchase  the
fullowing described lands:
Commencing at a pust planted about «
miles west of the eastern houndury of Hi
iah Columbia and 4 cliains south of the Red
Willow River and marked "E. H., N. W.
comer" thence south 80 chains; thence
east 80 chains; thence nnrth 80 chaius;
thence weat 80 chains to the point of commencement containing 640 acrea more or
leaa.
Sept.9. ETHEL HICKS.
March  24th.,1911.   W.   II.   Harrison, ^gt.
PEACE RIVER LANDDISTRICT.
Diatrict of Cariboo.
TAKE  notice    that    William  Hicks,  of
Vancouver, B. C. occupation gentleman, intenda to apply for permission to purchase
the following deacrlbed lands:
Commencing at a post planted about 5
milea west of the eastern boundary ol British Columbia and 4 chains south of the Red
Willuw River and marked ;'W. II., N. E.
corner" thence south 80 chains; thenee
weat 60 chains; thence north 80 chnins;
thence eaat 80 chains to the point of commencement, containing 610 acres more or
Iras.
Ssp't.9. WILLIAM HICKS.
March 34th , 1911. W. H. Harrison, agt.
, S.
corner" thencc north 80 chains; thence
west 80 chaina; thence south 80 chains;
thence east 80 chains to tne point of commencement containing 640 acres more or
less.
Sept.9. HARVEY GRIELMOUR.
_March_25th., J91 lj_W._H._Harrison,agt.
PEACE" RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKK notice that Michael Grey, af Vancouver,  ti.   C. occupation  sign-painter,  intends to apply for permission to purchase
the lollowing  described lands:
Commencing at a post planted about 6
miles west oi the eastern boundary oi British Columbia and $% miles south oi the Red
Willow River and marked "M. G., N. E.
corner" tbence south 80 chains; thence
west 80 chains; thence north 80 chains;
thencc east 80 cliains to the point ol commencement, containing 640 acres more or
less,
Scpt-9. MICHAEL GREY.
March  35th.,   1911. W.   H.  Harrison,  agt.
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District  of Cariboo.
TAKE  notice  that   Robert  Andersoo,  of
\ ancouver,   B.   C.  occupation   laborer,   intends to apply lor permission  to  purchase
the [ollowing descrilied  lands:
Commencing at a nost planted about 6
miles west of the eastern boundary of British Columbia and 4'^ miles south of the Red
Willow River and marked "R. A., N. E.
corner" thence south 80 chains; thence
west 80 chains; thence north 80 chains;
thence east 80 chains to the point of commencement containing 640 acres more or
less.
Sept.9- ROBERT ANDERSON^
PEACE RIVER. LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKE notice that Charles Forrester, of
Vancouver, B. C. occupation clerk, intends
to  apply  for  permission   to  purchase  the
fulluwing described lands:
Commencing at a post planted about 6
miles west of the eastern boundary of British Columbia and 2% miles north of the Red
Willow River and marked "C. F., N. E.
corner" thence aouth 80 chains-; thence
west 80 chains; thence north 80 chains;
thence easl 80 chaina to the point of commencement containing 640 acres more or
less.
Sept.9. CHARLES FORRESTER.
"PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKE notice  that  Charles Hennessy of
Vancouver B.  C. occupation merchant, intends to apply for permission to purchase
the following described lands:
Commencing at s post planted about 6
miles west of the eastern boundary of British Columbia and 2% miles north of the Red
Willow River and marked "C. H., S E.
corner" thence north 80 chains; thence
west 80 chailis; thence south 80 chains;
thence east 80 chains to the point of commencement containing 740 acres more or
less.
Sept.9. CHARLES_HENNESSY_	
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT..
Diatrict of Cariboo.
TAKE    notice  that     John  Bartlett,  of
Vancouver,  B.   C.     occupation   accountant
intends to  apply for permission  to  purchaae  the  following, described  landa:
Commencing at a post planted about 6
miles west of the eastern boundary of British Columbia and % mile north of thc Red
Willow River and marked "J. B., N. E.
corner" thence south 80 chains; thence
west 80 cbains; thence north 80 chains;
thence east 80 chains to the point ol com-
mencemeut containing 640 acres more or
less.
Sept.9. JOHN BARTLETT.
March 26th., 1911.    W. H. Harrison, agt.
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTHICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKE  notice   that  Leonard  Mackie,   of
Winnipeg, Man., occupation Clerk,  intends
to  apply for  permission   to  purchase   the
following described lands:
Commencing at a post planted about l
mile west of the eustern boundary of British Columbia and 4 miles north of the Red
Willow River and marked "L. M., N. E.
corner" thence south 80 chains; thence
west 80 chains; thence north 80 chains;
thence east 80 chains to the point of commencement, containing 640 acres more or
less.
Sept. 9. LEONARD MACKIE.
J^rch_i5th.,_i9n._WJLH._Harrison, agt.
PEACE RIVER LAND DISTRICT
District  of  Cariboo.
TAKE notice that Geprge Henry Tacey
of Vancouver, B. C. occupation occupation
metal-worker intends to apply for permission to purchase the following described
lands:
Commencing at a post plantvd about I
mile west of the eastern boundary of British Columbia and 4 miles north of the Red
Willow River and marked "G. H- T., S.
E. corner" thence north 80 chains; thenca
west 80 chains; thence south 80 chains;
thence east 80 chains to poiut of com-
tnencemeot, containing 640 acrea more or
less.
Sept. 9. GEORGE HENRY TACEY.
March 15th., 1911.   W. H. Harrison, agt.
PEACE RIVER LAND DlbiRICT.
District  ol  Curiboo.
TAKE notice thnt Cecil Alfred Bolt, of
Vancouver, B. C. occupation engineer, intends to apply lor permission to purchase
the following described lands:
Commencing at a post planted about 1
mile west of the eastern boundary of British Columbia and 4 miles nortii of the Red
Willow River and marked "C. A. B., S.
W corner" theuce north 80 chaius; thence
east 80 cliains; thence south 80 chains;
thence west 80 chains to poiut of commencement, contacting 640 acres more or lesa.
Sent. 9 CECIL ALFRED BOLT.
Murch Igth.,  1911-    W.  H.  Harrison, agt.
"PEACE RIVER LAND Di„_RICT.
District of Cariboo.
TAKE notice that Winnifred Mary Stevens of Vancouver, B. C. occupation spinster, intends to apply for permission to
purchase the following described lands:
Commencing at a post planted about I
mile west of the eastern boundary of British Columbia and 4 miles north of tbe Red
Willow River, and marked "H, M. S., S.
W. Corner" thence north 80 chains; thenca
east Bo chains'; thence south 80 chaina;
thence west 80 chains to the point of
commencement, costainlng 640 acres more
or leas.
SEP. 9.    WINNIFRED MARY STEVENS.
March  32nd.,   1911. W.   II    Harrison,  agt.
""peace 'riveVlanddT&Yrict.
District of Cariboo.
TAKE notice that Mace Garvey, of Vancouver, B. C. occupation joiner, intends to
apply for permission to purchase the following described lands:
Commencing at a post planted about 5
miles west of the eastern boundary of British Coluirilria and 2 miles south of thr Red
Willow River and marked "M. G., S. W.
comer" thence north '80 chaius; thence
eaat 80 chains; thenoe south 80 chnins;
thence west 80 chains to the point of commencement containing 640 seres mors or
less.
Sept.9- MACE GARVEY.
March 15th.,  1911. W.  H. Harrison, sgt. ,,'. I
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STORY OF OLD
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diary l»'l
left Califi
peel in ill
Aug. Ill, IS62—Suudny, Broki
down yesterday a. fur as this
illowing narrat-
froiii a previous
final pages of a
to n man who
fast thu
without
have got to dig n ditch and to off in the night with a light fnll
bring water on (he ground we of snow, today   as usual, cold
wish to   prospect     nnd it will gray clouds   threatening snow.
take us three or four days to The sun runs so low hero that
lest it, if     it looks dangerous wo can see it only   about two
then to stay     longer    we will j hours at and near midday even
make a break for it if not wo when fair. Don't remember see-
shall stay till the grub is near- ing the sun three times in the
ly gone. Pound the town today last three   weeks. Oh!    that I
nearly deserted,    most   of ti.u were out of this gloomy wret-
men having gone below for the ohed country. Were 1 not a crip-
winter. I expect hard times get- pie I should feel at ease, lor if
min in 18(52 to pros-1 ting out, but that don't scare snow  set  in    steadily   I could
• Barkerville diggings, i me, it is the   chance of getting pack up and leave, sure of being
blocked in and frozen or starved that makes me fearful. Wish
now that instead of going for
ib today    1  had   packed up
nd got safely over the mount
crook is concerned. Water canio
into the bottom "f our shaft so =
" "",  d'K (lpT„  ain tiiat we have to cross at the
head of Nelson.  If   it keeps on
able to fight my way out, but
now my fears get the better of
me	
eel
ml
■ not
making
pump and the prospects i
good enough to justify us in
going to thai expense. Todnj
the two men wo havo been feeding start out for California to-
lf  it
wny there
Here in the middle of an uncompleted paragraph the diary
abruptly ends. The reader may
form his own deductions as to
the end of the man. It is generally supposed that he was lost
-other with Ol
boys, who lei
partner may
iiii-U to slay I
J don't know
clinntion aud
as far as that
back to Cl
knows, this is ;
if  tin
■s so that
ive money
\s for
mger
what
Ins
enme
to do.  In-
judgement. too,
goes, say "go
lifornia"—  God
hateful country
1 am in—rain fell nearly all tho
lime and all the country is covered with a thick, heavy growth
of gloomy lirs, with tho swamp
and miry ground buried under
[alien trees so that it is almost
impossible to got along. Everybody 1 see looks gloomy and
discontented and it seems hopeless to try and do more in Cariboo. In all my trials I never
saw a darker time,
Sepl. S. — Still on Nelson.
Concluded lo try and pick up a
few dollars here, by scratching
around where men worked last
year rather than run around.
Have made about 8100 clear of
expenses in the last month—
rather slow for Cariboo. Today
we have had snow and 1 suppose we must soon leave. 1 have
little hope now of getting back  our work.   We uui   about  dis
the cost of the trip to say noti
snowing this way there will be
three feet of snow there tomorrow, and when we go we havo
to carry a load of blankets and
grub, Hard to get in and hard- | trying to make Lightning Creek
er to got out of, this Cariboo,   j in his crippled condition. It is
Oct. 13. It was a bad night
to us thnt of last date. Snow
fell heavily and steadily all
night. Could not sleep for nor- j
vousness and about midnight
the overloaded trees began to
fall crashing down all around
us. Went out and roused new
partner Martin in cabin close
by. Stood outside watching and
before he could find his boots a
large tree which threatened un
gave way by the roots. Yelled
the alarm and out came Martin
bare-footed for dear life. Ho
ran directly under the course of
the tree, stumbled and fell and
the tree crashed in the snow at
his heels. A narrow escape and
it seemed to frighten me more
than it did him. After that we
sat up till day in my cabin,
rushing out at every crack and
warning sound. I think we
heard the fall of fifty trees, and
eight or nine that fell that
night might have crushed us,
but luckily they leaned (mother
way. Tho storm held up during
the day and  we went on with
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unrecorded number. To appre-
iciate it thoroughly one must
| have an idea of the Barkerville
country in the winter time. Today, during the winter months,
tho mining town is cut off from
any communication with the
outside world for weeks at a
time save by dog team and
snow shoeing. Evidently, giving
up in despair any hopes he may
have entertained of striking pay
dirt tta writer of the diary
started on the snow bound trail
for Williams' Creek. Hampered
by his maimed foot, hungry
and wearied of the struggle he
probably laid down in the soft
snow, and joined, without a
tremor the great ai'my of those
unfortunate pioneers who had
preceded him across the valley
of the shadow of death.
ouraged on Tuesday the 7th.
and were about to make ready
to leave when we were surprised
by the unexpected coming back
of my old cabin mate from Williams' Creek. He encouraged us
to stand out a while longer, so
we pitched in till yesterday,
Sunday, and then went out after more grub, intending to
s.ay ten days longer if possible.
Most of last week we had snow
and cold weather, on Friday it
began to rain and on Saturday
thero was a lieavy freshet. Sunday was a fine day but we had
a hard time breaking a trail
through the snow out, to Lightning. The rain seemed to have
packed it hard and made it
worse. Today, Monday, it has
i        , ,, , ,-' I set in to rain again so that af-
slow dollars one by one   onlyL..     ui      w_,f    d-_-_hed
too happy ,f od age don t, nip       |t work8about the miMe of
me before 1 lfet a little restinc ,\.   ..             -. i •         ,i
,            o •      • i "••«. «jD-uig the afternoon. 1 his weather is n
place in this wide word. „.„,.;       n           j    ai       .
1 surprise all   round. Almost ev-
Sept. 28—On Nelson yet. Been  orybody has   left   tlie country,
scratching around steadily. Am believing that everything would
now even on the cost of the trip ; be frozen by this time. So far i
and enough besides to take (ne j am   loser   by   staying.     Have
back to California. Had weath- spent about 850 for grul) since
or now,   snowing   and freezing j Sunday before   last   and   have
nearly all the time. Most of the I made nothing for it yet. We are
men havo   left the   creek, only trying   a place   now where we
ing of pay for my time but 1
am thankful that i have not
lost n. 1 like so many others. I
am working very hard, every
day. Sundays and all and 1
shall be (.dad when forced to
give up. 1 do not know that I
can earn anything here more
than a few days longer, and I
think I shall go to Williams'
Creek, where there are very
rich diggings and new discoveries being maide every day. So|ne
of the claims there pay twenty-
five pounds of gold a day to
each man working! .lore money in one day than 1 want to
make me happy for life. Well I
must grind along till my lucky
comes and gather in my
only
Mr. Dallas, Inspector of the
branches of the Bunk of Vancouver arrived here this week to
audit tho branch of that institution that does business in thc
Nechaco townsite.
day
four left here now and each one
working and living by himself
about a quarter of a mile from
each other. Today my cabin-
mate wont away. \Ve started in
to work together but he soon
after bought a bit of ground
t'.it was paying well, about
850. a day, giving 8500. It fiz-
zeled out completely before he
got half his money back and
now he strikes out for Williams'
Creek. Would go myself to try
for big diggings but I cannot
feel satislied to leave 810 a day,
and I    iun   making   that now
ilid expect to make 820. a day,
I but it does not look good now
'since we started in. Thought
, last owning when we got back
to camp faint and worn out,
that I could never get out of
this if another heavy snow
should come, but after supper
felt stronger und am taking the
chances now quite unconcernedly. By the way, the night of
the great, storm closed on the
morning of my birthday, 1 shall
hardly forget it.
Oct. 17, Friday—Mild weather
has held on till   the snow has
with a fair show of doing so as nearly Sone- diggings stil1 lurn
long as I dare slay here—That out I'001'1)'- have n°l _ot our
cannot be many weeks more— I pub money back yet. 1 am ir
Looks dubious now,  if a deep
snow conies on it will be a serious mailer for me to trot out,
but my chi.f fear is of being
robbed on my way down, many
have been robbed and some
murdered on tho down trails.
This country is a wilderness and
H is very easy for robbers to escape. No doubt there
lying in wait for the
that have been growing fat up
on the
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Farm Lands, Garden Tracts,
Timber Limits, Mineral Claims,
Town Lots
Having resided in the Fort
George district since the first
frame building was erected,
and knowing all lots on the
different townsites, I will undertake the sale of all property placed in my hands.
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Real EBtote. Notary Public, .imurance Anent,
Auctioneer and Valuator
Refcronceit:  The Bank of Vancouver and The
TiaJers Bank of Canada
Fort George.
For
Sale
Nechaco
River water-
frontage
Within one
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Apply to
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Satisfaction guaranteed.
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Terms reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed.
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hiul li.\ just now, got a Mining
boil coining, just at this pat -
ticular time, mui on iny foot,
tool It Boema ns if the devil
must have a hand in it. Could
not get out to work today,
tried it, took me nearly an
hour u> get my hoot on and to
hobble oil fifty  ywda,   then I
are i.iiiiViJ"31 CHlwlod Wl< °#au1-  Might
>i„ .„„•-,.'_; among the cords at the tend of
JlLf   lllll HI'S .,|        i       . .        i ,. .       ,
1 ■ the toot just above the instep.
and will   so,m be   on the I Who ever heard of such a tWng?
way out for the winter. V"S UlU! I"..ll,l> »~ ,or
' Carihoo    and     if a   big  snow
Octobers, Nelson Creek—Bad comes witlwn a few days how
weather lately. The sun is fast i shall I, a cripple, get out? A
working south and wo sit but'serious question with ine now.
little of ii even when fair, ll is Oct, ail, Sunday. Have had a
freezing cold and scarce an hour Uorry time since last date. My
without a snow squall. Have boil doe-'not work well. Poult-
been troubled with a nervous ; iced for 8 days till nothing more
fear lest I should got snowed in, would run but blood and now I
but at last oonoludod to take jam dressing with salve. The
the chances and brave it out. I  skin Uia come off from a sp.it
got i,he man winking alone ab-  the size of a half dollar, leaving
oye to join .ne and  pros|)_ct a  the raw llesh still swelled, hard
place nu the hill high above the : anil sore. Pulled on my rubber
creek. I think it will pay and il boot yesterday for a trial, I ut
it will     we shall    have a  good   was glad to    squirm out of it
claim for next year. 1 went over  again pretty quickly. Have s.if-
to Lightning today after more j feral ns much   in 'mind as in
grub and got enough to stand  body through fear of snow set-
ine two weeks. Sob in to snow jting in. It holds off beyond all
in tl.' morning and has at it |expectations. We have had some   GENERA.   UK'PAiniNP „. W
hard and steady ever since.  It I light falls, and   Thursday and   ,,,,N1'KAL KM AIRING at W.
rather frightens mc, but 1  atn  Friday  last very  cold, making   '' "aim. Shoes, harness, Gents
in for it now and must take the i anchor ice   in the swift water   clothing cleaned    and   pressed
chances whether will or not. Wi   Yesterday   was  rainy
FINE JOB WORK
AT THE HERALD
| 1836 j      A_Kt_ Eicrtd Fifty Million Doliart      | 1910
ik Bank of British North Americ.
Tour money is safer in the Bank than In your house or In your
pocket. It is not tied up. You can get It out at any time without delay. NOTES discounted. Local and Foreign Dratts bought
and sold. COLLECTIONS made promptly.   Money Orders issued.
Fort George Branch,      L. G. MacHaffie, Mgr.
THE BANK OF VANCOUVER
Head Ofll--t
CAPITAL AUTHORIZED
DIRECTORS:
R.  P.  McLennan.   Em].,   Pr.-ftlf.nl:  Mc-
Lennan,    M-F-uly  ft  Co.,    Wliol.ial.
Hardware, Vancouver,  ll.C.
M.   II.   CAHLIN,   Km,.,    Vire-Pre-lclent,
Capllaliit. Victoria. S.C.
Ills HONOR T. w. PATERSON, Lleu-
tenant-dovernor Hrlllsli Cnliimliln.
I.. IV. SHATFORD, Eiq., M.L.A., Mir-
VANCOUVER, B. C.
•2.000.000
New W-stmlu-
C..|j1i»H«i.
Sta
Robert Kennedy
ster.
J.   A.   MITCIIKI.I..
Vlitorln, 11. C.
E. II. HEAPS, Esq., E. II. I!i.i|i!t *
Co., Liiinhrr nml Tlmlirr: Prc-ld-nt
Columbia Trust Co.. Ltd.. Vancouver, R. C.
J.   A.   IIAHVEV.   Esq.,   Kl"..  Inrinirly
ol Criuiiirook. H.C., Vancouver, B.o.
A. I,. DEWAR. General Menajcr.
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
Fort George Branch! F. N. DEWAR, Manager.
chant, lleillny. B.C.
W. H. MALKIN. E.q.. Tlie W. II. Mnl-
kln   Co..    Ltd.,     Wholesale   Groceri,
Vancouver, B.C.
r.'^'A.-'A>'*2t<A!.'*2t'^'£'£'^^,^~_\_,_\_
RUSSELL PEDEN
W. F, COOKE
The
NORTHERN LUMBER CO.
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Hotel
QUESNEL
B.C.
GENERAL MERCHANTS
and manufacturers of all kinds
of rough and dressed
LUMBER
We are consistent in our
prices and the  stock is
new in our big Second St.
4    Store
Our lumber is dry and
must be used to make
building resist the frost
of winter
HOUSE TO   KENT, 2 rooms,
until March 1st., next. $10. per
Apply this office.
month-
clencmg I Jnpnneae oil painting on glass.
Most modern up-to-date hotel in the interior of British
Columbia.
New four-storey building.   Accommodation for 120 guests
All outside rooms—large, well-lighted and ventilated.
Steam heated.
BATES $2.00 PER DAY Ul>
Weekly and monthly rates on application
Wire for rooms Wire for rooms
Store, Office and Lumber Yard, South Fort George
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E. L. KEPNER, Proprietor
TO GET IN ON THE GROUND
FLOOR BUY NOW.
Every ground floor has its limitations. After all its space is
occupied it's up to you to climb the stairs.
Don't climb the stairs for profitable investment in real-
estate here. Get in before it is too late.
The G. T. P. have bought the Indian Reserve. Fort George will be
the big inland city of the road.
Come to me.   I'll help yon buy.   Write for acreage
N. H. WESLEY
»•». Bitot* •pcdalltt
South Fort Goorgo
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